Recovering a lost partition table on Windows 8

First of all sorry that I cannot provide additional screenshots and codes (the reason is, why I am here).

I have a Lenovo Thinkpad which is equipped with two storage disks, a 500GB HDD and a 128GB SSD. Yesterday, after I tried to boot the system, the Lenovo logo came up as usual then I saw an unusual blank/black screen for 5-6 seconds and finally a "Boot option" menu showed up. I chose the proper boot device (which is the SSD), again the system showed me 5-6 seconds of blank screen and again the "Boot option" menu came up.

I used a windows recovery USB and booted the system using that. Using "diskpart" I found out that the 500GB HDD is safe and sound but the partition table of 128GB SSD is totally lost. When I tried to run "list vol" in "diskpart", it replied with ~"No volume/partition exists".

I tried few other tools, but since there is no partition, none of the normal recovery tools can actually do anything (they need a partition to work on). Then as the last option I booted the system using "Active @ boot disk". It had a tool which is called "Active@ Partition Recovery", in this tool I can see both disks, the 500GB HDD has all of its partitions but there is nothing under 128GB SSD (it only shows the name of disk without any partition).

Then I ran the "Active@ Partition Recovery" on the 128GB SSD disk, after few hours of processing, the result was thousands of error logs which said ~"Bad sector detected", ~"cannot read section".

Then I tried to use CHKDSK to recover the bad sectors, but as I mentioned earlier, CHKDSK did not have the 128GB SSD in its known partitions. Because there is no partition on the disk.

So, now I am totally out of idea, could you help me with any possibility which comes to your mind? I have to recover the data on this partition, it is vital.

Again, sorry that I didn't provide any screenshots to describe the problem better and also sorry if this is a duplicate question. I tried my best to search the forum before submitting this question but unfortunately I couldn't find any answer. There are similar Q but the A was not useful for me.

Thank you all

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