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Now I think maybe your SD card is old or it's read-write cycle is over or something is corrupted or could be effected by some virus, so getting a new SD card is better option.
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Now you can experiment with some data recovery tools and try to recover whatever data can be recovered.
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After recovery try to fully format (on windows uncheck Quick Format while formatting) the SD card. And see if 56GB is available or not.
