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Corruption often occurs due to unsafe removals or poor Power-Loss Protection (PLP) on the budget silicon. In some cases, the drive was originally "faked" (e.g., a 16GB chip programmed to report 64GB), leading the firmware to crash once the real capacity limit was hit.
: Resetting the firmware is a destructive process. It is a repair method, not a data recovery method.