Dicehunter
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Dicehunter
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Noob question, 1 of my storage SSD's was acting up and causing Windows to freeze and become unresponsive, I looked at the Windows Error checker and it said in the little pop up box "this drive has errors please check and repair" I decided to format it and this error notification went away in the error checker, Then I used Windows built in error checker to scan the drive and it said the drive is now fine as well as Windows no longer oddly freezing.
As I haven't encountered this before I have no experience/info on it, Could it have been 1 or more corrupt files on the drive causing this issue ? As it doesn't seem like a format would fix an actual hardware issue.
As I haven't encountered this before I have no experience/info on it, Could it have been 1 or more corrupt files on the drive causing this issue ? As it doesn't seem like a format would fix an actual hardware issue.
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KingNosser
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It would show a hard fault or dead sector if it was physically damaged, so maybe something happened in trim at the time it was doing it idk cause while all drives fail in time I've yet to have any issues with SSD's or nvme's yet, guess best way is use it as normal for a week or two and see if the error reoccurs cause idk what else to suggest myself.
