what I'm trying to say is that since you can't automount with any of your drives anymore, then it's not the drive that should be the issue.

You said "what if I have no longer access to the drive that made this mess?".
Maybe I misunderstood, but since you can manually mount them, then you do have access.

The lost automounting feature is the real issue.
Now maybe the drive initiated that issue. I know one of my drives is in FAT32, so there's that.

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