Should I Trust A Laptop SSD After A SMART Warning????

@late_otter works on paper, not in real life but hey ymmv

@late_otter lol ok, keep believing fixing it properly is fine lol

@late_otter lol ok, keep believing fixing it properly is fine lol

@nimbus_sprite every single time someone suggests a clean reinstall the thread gets longer and nothing gets fixed just my 2 cents

@late_otter sure, and when it breaks again ull be back here asking idk maybe im wrong lol

@bo.garcia nah thats not it, sector has nothing to do with it idk maybe im wrong lol

ahh classic make a backup before u touch teh default config, learned that the hard way fingers crossed 🤞

@late_otter sure, and when it breaks again ull be back here asking idk maybe im wrong lol

@nimbus_sprite cool story. still wrong tho unbelievable

ok so this... so much this hope that helps :)

If it's in a NAS with redundancy, replace the drive and let the array rebuild. Redundancy isn't a backup, but it does give you time. hope that helps :)

Id skip the long self-test until the backup is done. It reads the whole surface and thats stress u dont need right now.

@nimbus_sprite cool story. still wrong tho unbelievable

@late_otter WHY are we still arguing about this. A CLEAN REINSTALL. DONE. smh but hey ymmv

how is this thread still going lmao... honestly just reset teh firmware and save yourself the pain :)

hmmmm quick q which version are you on? ??

lol same thing happened to me honestly just reset the update and save yourself the pain. lol this thread is gold

@nimbus_sprite i literally gave u teh steps, what more do u want unbelievable but hey ymmv

@nimbus_sprite i literally gave u teh steps, what more do u want unbelievable but hey ymmv

@late_otter source: trust me bro

omggg ok update: did what @lambdashed-2xq said and its fine now. i swear smart is cursed owe u a beer 🍺

@late_otter source: trust me bro

@nimbus_sprite no :) just no. fixing it properly is the answer and u know it

@late_otter ok boomer 🤦 but hey ymmv