Yeah, my first time SSD with OS starting to crash. Still probably had more use from it than the earliest mainstream HDDs back when I lost data I accumulated for countless hours on a 14.4 kbps modem.
@@Aqua-jz8dg is that Celsius or Fahrenheit? If that’s Fahrenheit that’s perfectly normal but if it’s Celsius buy a new ssd cause it’s literally gonna burn your house down
To people that had this happening, how much time did you use the drives before it failed? Meanwhile, I still have a Sandisk USB 8 GB flash drive that I bought in 2006 (I know it's not the same thing, but just to show that it's not the brand's fault)
I have a 7 year old 80gb Chinese SSD from AliExpress for my home security Cameras, 4 total & at a time the SSD holds roughly 2 days worth of footage & like a dashcam it deletes the oldest footage & replaces it. It's been running continuously this entire time, about 4 years ago we got a message saying the storage is failing but were going to replace it to a 1tb HHD once it finally did die. Well it's been 4 years. Well over 7 years that means it's done approximately a total of 1,260 full rewrites or 201Terabytes of writing. I think it triggered an automatic warning but I am almost certain there is no programmed hard limit on this SSD like on the Samsung ones. I just tried checking though a few video clips (it records 1 minute clips per camera then splits it) & they all load up just fine so I dont think there is any missing or corrupted data. I wonder how long it'll continue to work. We've never even needed the security cameras so if it dies we wont lose anything important so I want to leave it in there until it stops working.
Dude, you've been killing it this year with regular uploads (daily in alot of cases) & super relevant & interesting topics. I hope things continue to go well for you in 2018!
My PC keeps blue screening and a few times when it reset it ask me to find boot disc like it couldn't find the ssd would this be an indication of a dying SSD or hardware issue
Especially with SSD one cannot stress enough the importance of a daily back up ! At least with mechanical, we had way to retrieve the majority of the data. As ssd is a complete different way of stockage, it is extremely hard and almost impossible to retrieve everything that 's matter. Back up your data on DIFFERENT PLACES EVERYDAY! (and thank me latter) ;-)
you are right but WTF. these things are not ready for consumer use and they're selling to us like it's gold. BTW it was a good idea for me to devote a bsd machine solely for backup purposes
@@hipwave They sell us the lust of increased speed. The ust overtakes us and we buy into the marketing, cause we want it. Similar to the promises made by other brands to buy with it social status, external sense of self worth, buying association with product that now suddenly puts you into a better social status group. You can be bad and a horrible person, but be liked for wearing a certain label no matter your character. We live in a false world. False promises sold to us in the hope of improving the quality of our lives somehow.
I still have an old Intel 160 gb SSD in my 2007 Dell precision that still works fine and said that's it's from Q3 of 2009. In reality, unless the SSD is defective, it could be at least decades before it fails from use alone.
My wd green m.2 ssd died while the computer was on standby it just kept loading windows and it couldn't load the windows instalation and couldn't read files of it Edit: got it 4 months ago
I had installed my own SSD on a Lenovo ideapad laptop that was about 8 years old, and when the SSD was probably about 5 years old, one day instead of booting up, it got stuck on this blue screen of death that said it was doing something -- I forget what but that it was recovering -- but it didn't boot up after about 6 minutes of that. I don't do backups, and I really panicked and just shut it down after 5 minutes, and eventually opted to do a tedious Windows procedure where I was able to recover all my data but lost all the programs. It was time to get a new laptop anyway. The data was what I didn't want to lose, so that was a big relief I didn't lose anything, and was able to get all my photos, word processing files, music, videos etc. on to an external drive. A month or so after I had my new laptop set up, I wanted to start fresh on the old laptop, reformatting the drive, just to make it useful as a backup computer. So I loaded the original Windows10 and did all the updates, and ran tests on the SSD and it came up that it was still usable, still "80%" good. It worked fine for a few months, and then one day I started it up and I got that same blue screen of death again, but this time I left it on, and after about 20 minutes, it started up fine. If I had done that the first time, just waited, I could have saved myself a nightmare, that cold fear that I may have lost everything on my computer never to recover it. So I've used it for over two years and it hasn't done that again. What happens, I discovered, is sometimes an SSD can fail gradually, with maybe some sectors going bad, and if it lands on one of those it can take a while to work through that bad area of the disk. There are probably other situations where you can leave the computer on forever and it will not recover, like with the black screen of death. So, it's worth leaving it on for an hour or more on the blue screen, if it says it is trying to recover. There are probably instances of complete failure though. Anyway, as I mentioned, there is free software you can use to assess the health of an SSD, as long as it hasn't failed completely.
Yeah it goes from 40 MB a second on and off on and off until it goes flat line then it turned back on again when it goes off files are missing and it's a brand new Drive
My pc blue screened last night, and now won't go past the post screen, swapped ram sticks with some old ones, and all 4 were detected in the bios. Everything was working fine for a few days and suddenly I got a system service exception. Could this be the ssd? I can't think of anything else it could be at this point
I just built myself a PC and put an Adata SU800 inside as my ssd and it my system crashed around 2 days ago. I can not write anything to the drive and 75% of the time I get a blue screen error and then when if I am able to log into my PC then everything freezes and I can not do anything. Do you know if my SSD is dead or almost dead?
this sounds like a safe mode of the ssd and it is a good thing, this mode lets the data be taken off the drive before it is totally dead. If you have another computer plug the ssd in and copy off your data asap as this mode wont last long, the drive won't let you write to it and that is why your system would be crashing
CPU modder Ok, thank you so much for the help. I do not have anything worth saving off the drive since I have only had my PC built for 5 days. I am contacting Adata to see if they will replace my ssd, it is already a bad experience switching from console to PC.
i had a SSD failure last week, at least i backed up much of the contents to my HDD before it died completely, i ordered a new WD 500GB NVMe one to replace it.
Bought a computer off of the facebook marketplace about 3 weeks ago. Over the past 2 weeks my computer has been bluescreening randomly when opening/closing or installing/uninstalling programs. Everything points at the SSD being the issue but I don't know for sure whether it's the SSD itself, a bad cable or a bad motherboard. When the computer boots back up after bluescreening the SSD is not being detected so I have to turn the computer off, wait a good 15-20 seconds and then reboot and it usually detects it again and launches as normal. I took the hard drive out of my old pc which was working and plugged it into the new computer. Hard Drive wasn't detected and when I tried putting it back in the old PC it also wasn't detected. I don't know if that was just a coincidence or if the new computer did something (Not extremely tech savvy). Bought a brand new SSD from Walmart and plugged it into the PC. Was not detected at all so my brother put it in his PC and it also wasn't detected. Not sure if that SSD was faulty to begin with or again if my PC did something to the hard drive when trying to boot up. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
No blue screen. Sometimes I get a black screen asking me to Select proper boot device. I hit reset on top of the case and then it boots up like normal. This happens pretty infrequently and yes I've checked the connection that's not it.
My retina MacBook Pro 2012 mid si like the oh retina 15 inch, and 1 day like 3 weeks ago it just sudently became slow, it took like 25 minutes to power on befor it took like 20 seconds. and idk what wrong with it is it the ssd mine has the failing grafics problem thing so is it that or the ssd? I was even able to export a video of 4K 10 min long and it exported in 6 minutes soooo help?
My Windows crashed and now I had to install Windows on a separate drive. After that I launched the disk partitioner and it says my SSD is raw and I can't format it
diskpart List disk Select disk x (0 1 2 so on) Clear (note This command will immediately clear the drive with no warning make sure you pick the correct disk or you could wipe your main disk or my case windows 10 USB stick...)
My 17 MBP late 2011 had been running perfectly, but now it runs slower than a snail through molasses freezing in January. AHT reported bad msmory, so I replaced that. And that seemed to work, but now its back and slow AF. Is this also a symptom of an SSD dying??
Well im getting like 4 bsods in a row. And after that it works fine for 3 weeks. And i get random freezes my pc just locks up the speed of the drive is exactly the same
I got BSOD in a loop on my new laptop I haven’t even had for two weeks yet. The dell support person said it’s probably a failed SSD. Lucky dell home repair service is tommorrow
a bit late, but SSD says on crystal Good "0%" does that mean it's DEAD? my PC lags bad as i type this. with no background things. my FPS has become really low on games. and my PC freezes a lot. does that mean it's dead?
I keep my OS only on an SSD, with all my files and important stuff on other internals and externals. Looking at replacing the SSD here soon (5 years) with another one for the OS. How would I go about swapping them out to maintain my OS or is that not even possible?
I own a ssd with only 2 months of run time, only 800gb written on it in its life, when i check the blocks through minitool's partition wizard, the drive seems to be healthy, crystaldiskinfo tells me that the drive has 100% health remaining and the blue "good" sign is showing and yet, whenever i try to copy files over (partitions can be created without any problems and the drive is from 2019, so no warranty is left), the progresbar goes fast, but around the 3gb mark, the copy stalls, it just falls from 40mbps to 0 kbps and just sits there, i don't know what is wrong with this drive, it bothers me because she is almost good as new in terms of data written. Do you know what this can be??
I got a used SSD from a month back, real slow according to read and write speeds compared to other SSD's nowadays but faster than my old HDD. Which one do you prefer, Disk Sentinel or Crystal Disk, to test out my SSD?
My ssd took aboud 2 mins to boot up windows, and when it did, watching a youtube video would completely freeze my pc, making it unusable. To get in windows again i had to unplug and plug the ssd back into my pc.. And those freezes would happen like 15 times a day, and there is nothing i can do about it. If i press reset button on my pc case, the screen just turns black, and my light for disk writing/usage is always on. Also, sometimes my pc would not turn off even tho i pressed shut down like 10 mins ago.. So i had to force shut down it. Last time i checked it didnt turn off for like 36-ish mins, when i decided to force shut down it. The screen was black tho, but my rgb on case was working and fans were spinning..
my computer keeps blue screening then when it boots its says nobootmgr, check my drives at it doesnt read my ssd which has my OS on it, i swap sata cables but use the same port and it reads but a few days later same thing so i swap sata cables again and it works again. any ideas? is it my ssd failing or a bad sata port?
Help pls😞...why is my gigabyte ssd always gets a 100% active time and when it hits 100 active time it freezes and goes to a blue screen then it restarts but it can't find the boot drive so I check it in the bios and it always disappears. So i always need to shut it down by holding the power button and opening it again.😞😞
My Intel 250gb ssd died the last year while i was in class... and revived like if nothing happened. I think, the storage exception bsod was chrome fault, because was the only frozen program.
i just got a samsung 870 qvo 1tb and am a bit paranoid about moving 200+gb from my old 500gb hard drive but it seems to be working just slowly via 64gb usb
Has anyone had this happen to them? My Samsung T5 SSD drive is only 8 months old, but as of the last few days it's started making the connection noise - that doorbell sound quite a lot. It only used to make that sound when I entered my password, before. Now, if I'm watching a vid from the drive all I get throughout the movie is that noise....why? I changed the connecting cable, I plugged it into a different port on the computer...nothing helps. Oddly enough, I'm backing it up now, just in case, and it hasn't made that sound once, just when i'm watching a movie or listening to music. Can anyone help me, please?
My ssd is on 1% health for couples of month I've only installed OS on it but my PC restarts occasionally while I game. Is that ssd issue or psu issue. I ran cpu/gpu stress tests 9 out 10 passed. Only one time it restarted. What will be the issue in your opinion?
Well got a Samsung 840 evo that gone into fail smart state (going to try and copy manually if it's readable if not try and clone it) i use hiron boot CD as it uses mini Windows XP and has unstoppable copper on it (I find with mini XP it's works better when trying to recovering data as vista and higher tends to do background stuff that ends up writing stuff to it where as XP tends not to do anything until you open it)
My pc has been crashing alot , 2 or 3 times a night. Thought it was drivers or something, almost all the dump files it gave me were unrelated. Decided to reset my pc and while it was reinstalling Windows it bluescreened 2 or 3 times. Now sure what's going on, any clue guys?
@ImpaledLad 345 it ended up being a ram issue, took one stick out, replaced it with some random stick i had lying around. works fine now. random mouse stuttering and audio glitches every once and a while. thats it tho, no more crashes
My samsung evo 256 gb ssd from 2014 was back then not the cheapest ssd. I think it's dying because my windows kept crashing, so I backed up my important stuff reinstalled windows and same thing happens. This happend after a windows update I think that was the last write that block could handle. Just part has become read only so only a matter of time before the rest follows, one thing left to do is buy a new one. But even more expensive ssd's will die and it can happen very unexpectedly.
lets not forget the event id 153 errors ugh had to replace my ssd with a new m.2 boot drive and its working great now. I just need to wait till Sunday for my 4tb blue drive to arrive for my games library and rest of my apps. :)
My Samsung Evo850 SSD has served me for 7 years. I had noticed my computer crashing for over 13 days straight since I updated the OS to Win11. I assumed Win11 was the cause however yesterday and today Feb 11 2022 (Philippines) 2:00 pm my PC still continued to crash with a plethora of BSOD errors. Already made sure that the PC again was up to date at best however continued to crash. Then it just stopped and could not read the boot. Time to get a new SSD rather NVME since my b550 has one more slot. Then I came across this video. Now I'm pretty sure my SSD has died
My troubled new rig ran into two different 240 g drives that died a very early death. the first, kingston, was practically a POS since its inception and was replaced by the seller. The second, equal capacity, S3+ lasted 2000 hours before I started getting daily SMART daemon emails warning of a mounting number of pending and uncorrectable sectors. Later the root partition went temporarily read only *[lugubrious sound of Hell bells here]* . when bad blocks reached 20 I sacked the S3+ after saving data to the new, larger Samsung 860 PRO. This occurred at about 2500 hours of life and when I reinstalled the dying ssd to save a few more little files I forgot, SMART reported 42 offline uncorrectable 512kb blocks so I guess I was short a few days of a total breakdown. This is my last attempt at SSDs. If this one fails I'm back to HDD drives, for christ's sake. I still have a 20 MB Conner HDD from 1988 that is running with 1 (one) bad block appeared in 32 YEARS. Other drives here on very old machines are running after 20 years and doing fine... My faith in SSD is fading as fast as their blocks. They're fast, but fuck those shits. Even Torvalds lost an entire drive without noticing and he is a Guru's Guru so go figure how much bad this is for us mortals. I only had 2 HDD that failed and they both were battered second hand drives. In the last year this machine bugged me so thoroughly because of those crappy SSDs I started getting superstitious. hahahaha. (sad maniacal laugh)
Hi i bought a samsung 1tb ssd, 3 months ago. It's speed was like above 100 mb always when ever I used to copy daat... And one day it's speed drastically decreased to 20mb . Is it going to fail?
Age of an ssd does Not really matter (they are hdds) 3 years or 13 years what matters how much data has been written to it main killer of an ssd is sudden power loss when data is been written or ssd built in background stuff is running (trim and garbage collection, or on TLC drives the slc cache is been emptied to the TLC NAND) , so ideally its good idea to get ssds that have basic power loss protection so the the page table, only business ssds have full power loss protection where page and data is fully commited before power loss runs out of power (TLC based ssds are more susceptible to power loss failure as most of them use SLC Cache so data gets written to that first then moved to TLC NAND any power loss when that is happening can result in data loss or dead ssd (they do have lots of redundancys in ssds so it's rare when it happens even if you do Pull the power) I tend to go with MLC based ssds any way (so samsung pro drives as I can get 840,850 pros for around £50) i have only Ever had 4 ssds fail on me 2 SanDisk ssds whent into Half readonly mode 90% of the data was recoverable as unstoppable copper would pause every time it hit a file it could not copy so had to pause the copy untick the file and resume and it would resume one samsung evo 840 (currently dealing with be nice if it is in read only mode) and last one was odd one I could format it it work For 30 seconds then it would wipe it self back to factory new state
@@eliasrodin6332 SAME< I've been having B-S for 4 months! and i thought it was bad-no drivers! But I figured it's my SSD, and my other hardware is new.
Do you talk like this naturally?? Just a suggestion, man. It's very unpleasant and distracting to listen to you. I gave up at 2:23 just to post this and I'm out to look for other videos. Talk like a normal human being. Talk like you talk in your everyday life. There is no such thing as "A RUclips voice when I educate people".
not true depending if u have a faulty drive, or if u passed the TBW mark, please note that All SSDS are NOT made equal. also, SSDS technology comparing to SSDS tech 4 years ago Are more reliable
Watching this while my ssd is on fire
Same
Yeah, my first time SSD with OS starting to crash. Still probably had more use from it than the earliest mainstream HDDs back when I lost data I accumulated for countless hours on a 14.4 kbps modem.
My ssd temperature is 98 degree what should I do
@@Aqua-jz8dg is that Celsius or Fahrenheit? If that’s Fahrenheit that’s perfectly normal but if it’s Celsius buy a new ssd cause it’s literally gonna burn your house down
I realize it is kinda randomly asking but do anybody know a good place to watch new tv shows online?
my kingston ssd was in 100% working condition and on the next boot it was undetectable.. soo died like nothing
Ye this Just happened to me
This happened to me. I don’t understand in the bios it says it’s PS3111
Bro get Samsung see or SanDisk ssd. and before you read ssd website make right one
To people that had this happening, how much time did you use the drives before it failed?
Meanwhile, I still have a Sandisk USB 8 GB flash drive that I bought in 2006 (I know it's not the same thing, but just to show that it's not the brand's fault)
Same. That's why I'm on this video because my SDD is dying. But it says in the app it's 100%. WHAT.
I have a 7 year old 80gb Chinese SSD from AliExpress for my home security Cameras, 4 total & at a time the SSD holds roughly 2 days worth of footage & like a dashcam it deletes the oldest footage & replaces it. It's been running continuously this entire time, about 4 years ago we got a message saying the storage is failing but were going to replace it to a 1tb HHD once it finally did die. Well it's been 4 years. Well over 7 years that means it's done approximately a total of 1,260 full rewrites or 201Terabytes of writing.
I think it triggered an automatic warning but I am almost certain there is no programmed hard limit on this SSD like on the Samsung ones. I just tried checking though a few video clips (it records 1 minute clips per camera then splits it) & they all load up just fine so I dont think there is any missing or corrupted data. I wonder how long it'll continue to work. We've never even needed the security cameras so if it dies we wont lose anything important so I want to leave it in there until it stops working.
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Dude, you've been killing it this year with regular uploads (daily in alot of cases) & super relevant & interesting topics. I hope things continue to go well for you in 2018!
after like 4 years of usage of mx100 256GB i upgraded recently to mx500 2 TB
everything felt snappier now
and what you did with your 256GB ssd you wasted it?
Note ssds don't have a limit on reads, it's writes that's have limits on how many time it can writes to NAND
same with SD cards, CF cards, and USB flash drives.
My PC keeps blue screening and a few times when it reset it ask me to find boot disc like it couldn't find the ssd would this be an indication of a dying SSD or hardware issue
Could be
Especially with SSD one cannot stress enough the importance of a daily back up ! At least with mechanical, we had way to retrieve the majority of the data. As ssd is a complete different way of stockage, it is extremely hard and almost impossible to retrieve everything that 's matter.
Back up your data on DIFFERENT PLACES EVERYDAY! (and thank me latter) ;-)
you are right but WTF. these things are not ready for consumer use and they're selling to us like it's gold. BTW it was a good idea for me to devote a bsd machine solely for backup purposes
@@hipwave They sell us the lust of increased speed. The ust overtakes us and we buy into the marketing, cause we want it. Similar to the promises made by other brands to buy with it social status, external sense of self worth, buying association with product that now suddenly puts you into a better social status group. You can be bad and a horrible person, but be liked for wearing a certain label no matter your character. We live in a false world. False promises sold to us in the hope of improving the quality of our lives somehow.
I still have an old Intel 160 gb SSD in my 2007 Dell precision that still works fine and said that's it's from Q3 of 2009. In reality, unless the SSD is defective, it could be at least decades before it fails from use alone.
wow how much tbw does it have
My wd green m.2 ssd died while the computer was on standby it just kept loading windows and it couldn't load the windows instalation and couldn't read files of it
Edit: got it 4 months ago
It's 2020 , i have hard disk arround 20 years old (80gb) In a pentium 4 system.... It boots up and even has some data maybe but is now rarely used
I had installed my own SSD on a Lenovo ideapad laptop that was about 8 years old, and when the SSD was probably about 5 years old, one day instead of booting up, it got stuck on this blue screen of death that said it was doing something -- I forget what but that it was recovering -- but it didn't boot up after about 6 minutes of that. I don't do backups, and I really panicked and just shut it down after 5 minutes, and eventually opted to do a tedious Windows procedure where I was able to recover all my data but lost all the programs. It was time to get a new laptop anyway. The data was what I didn't want to lose, so that was a big relief I didn't lose anything, and was able to get all my photos, word processing files, music, videos etc. on to an external drive.
A month or so after I had my new laptop set up, I wanted to start fresh on the old laptop, reformatting the drive, just to make it useful as a backup computer. So I loaded the original Windows10 and did all the updates, and ran tests on the SSD and it came up that it was still usable, still "80%" good. It worked fine for a few months, and then one day I started it up and I got that same blue screen of death again, but this time I left it on, and after about 20 minutes, it started up fine. If I had done that the first time, just waited, I could have saved myself a nightmare, that cold fear that I may have lost everything on my computer never to recover it. So I've used it for over two years and it hasn't done that again. What happens, I discovered, is sometimes an SSD can fail gradually, with maybe some sectors going bad, and if it lands on one of those it can take a while to work through that bad area of the disk. There are probably other situations where you can leave the computer on forever and it will not recover, like with the black screen of death. So, it's worth leaving it on for an hour or more on the blue screen, if it says it is trying to recover.
There are probably instances of complete failure though. Anyway, as I mentioned, there is free software you can use to assess the health of an SSD, as long as it hasn't failed completely.
Yeah it goes from 40 MB a second on and off on and off until it goes flat line then it turned back on again when it goes off files are missing and it's a brand new Drive
My pc blue screened last night, and now won't go past the post screen, swapped ram sticks with some old ones, and all 4 were detected in the bios.
Everything was working fine for a few days and suddenly I got a system service exception. Could this be the ssd? I can't think of anything else it could be at this point
Sameeee!!!
How did you fix yours?
@@xavierlittlejohn8157 I had to replace it, no issues since though
8:16 on the mark he spits on his table with one eye closed. Looks funny but we all been there.
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I just built myself a PC and put an Adata SU800 inside as my ssd and it my system crashed around 2 days ago. I can not write anything to the drive and 75% of the time I get a blue screen error and then when if I am able to log into my PC then everything freezes and I can not do anything. Do you know if my SSD is dead or almost dead?
this sounds like a safe mode of the ssd and it is a good thing, this mode lets the data be taken off the drive before it is totally dead. If you have another computer plug the ssd in and copy off your data asap as this mode wont last long, the drive won't let you write to it and that is why your system would be crashing
CPU modder Ok, thank you so much for the help. I do not have anything worth saving off the drive since I have only had my PC built for 5 days. I am contacting Adata to see if they will replace my ssd, it is already a bad experience switching from console to PC.
i had a SSD failure last week, at least i backed up much of the contents to my HDD before it died completely, i ordered a new WD 500GB NVMe one to replace it.
my SSD is getting super slow. some of my games are missing files. ordered a 1tb nvme m.2 ssd, an upgrade from my sata 512gb ssd
No bad sectors, 70% health but repeated BSOD's even after re-formating and fresh Windows installation. Is my SSD faulty?
Bought a computer off of the facebook marketplace about 3 weeks ago. Over the past 2 weeks my computer has been bluescreening randomly when opening/closing or installing/uninstalling programs. Everything points at the SSD being the issue but I don't know for sure whether it's the SSD itself, a bad cable or a bad motherboard. When the computer boots back up after bluescreening the SSD is not being detected so I have to turn the computer off, wait a good 15-20 seconds and then reboot and it usually detects it again and launches as normal. I took the hard drive out of my old pc which was working and plugged it into the new computer. Hard Drive wasn't detected and when I tried putting it back in the old PC it also wasn't detected. I don't know if that was just a coincidence or if the new computer did something (Not extremely tech savvy). Bought a brand new SSD from Walmart and plugged it into the PC. Was not detected at all so my brother put it in his PC and it also wasn't detected. Not sure if that SSD was faulty to begin with or again if my PC did something to the hard drive when trying to boot up. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
My pc wont boot up it says i need to select a proper boot device
Your ssd or hard drive is probably dead or there’s no os maybe try to boot to a USB with install media of windows or linux
No blue screen. Sometimes I get a black screen asking me to Select proper boot device. I hit reset on top of the case and then it boots up like normal. This happens pretty infrequently and yes I've checked the connection that's not it.
Drives might even be over heating give it some time to cool off. Great vid man.
My retina MacBook Pro 2012 mid si like the oh retina 15 inch, and 1 day like 3 weeks ago it just sudently became slow, it took like 25 minutes to power on befor it took like 20 seconds. and idk what wrong with it is it the ssd mine has the failing grafics problem thing so is it that or the ssd? I was even able to export a video of 4K 10 min long and it exported in 6 minutes soooo help?
My ssd just completely randomly failed today, it is 5 months old and just stopped
My Windows crashed and now I had to install Windows on a separate drive. After that I launched the disk partitioner and it says my SSD is raw and I can't format it
diskpart
List disk
Select disk x (0 1 2 so on)
Clear (note This command will immediately clear the drive with no warning make sure you pick the correct disk or you could wipe your main disk or my case windows 10 USB stick...)
lee x i tried all that a while ago when it happened but nothing worked
My 17 MBP late 2011 had been running perfectly, but now it runs slower than a snail through molasses freezing in January. AHT reported bad msmory, so I replaced that. And that seemed to work, but now its back and slow AF. Is this also a symptom of an SSD dying??
Well im getting like 4 bsods in a row. And after that it works fine for 3 weeks. And i get random freezes my pc just locks up
the speed of the drive is exactly the same
I went through this crap as well. Feel ur pain ;)
I got BSOD in a loop on my new laptop I haven’t even had for two weeks yet. The dell support person said it’s probably a failed SSD. Lucky dell home repair service is tommorrow
a bit late, but SSD says on crystal Good "0%" does that mean it's DEAD? my PC lags bad as i type this. with no background things. my FPS has become really low on games. and my PC freezes a lot. does that mean it's dead?
I keep my OS only on an SSD, with all my files and important stuff on other internals and externals. Looking at replacing the SSD here soon (5 years) with another one for the OS. How would I go about swapping them out to maintain my OS or is that not even possible?
I own a ssd with only 2 months of run time, only 800gb written on it in its life, when i check the blocks through minitool's partition wizard, the drive seems to be healthy, crystaldiskinfo tells me that the drive has 100% health remaining and the blue "good" sign is showing and yet, whenever i try to copy files over (partitions can be created without any problems and the drive is from 2019, so no warranty is left), the progresbar goes fast, but around the 3gb mark, the copy stalls, it just falls from 40mbps to 0 kbps and just sits there, i don't know what is wrong with this drive, it bothers me because she is almost good as new in terms of data written. Do you know what this can be??
I got a used SSD from a month back, real slow according to read and write speeds compared to other SSD's nowadays but faster than my old HDD. Which one do you prefer, Disk Sentinel or Crystal Disk, to test out my SSD?
personally, i like crystal disk as I have used it more and would probably pick it but Disk Sentinel has also been ok when i used it
@@CPUmodder my ssd must get %50 rate at benchmark but at my pc it says %23 is that means my ssd dying?
My ssd took aboud 2 mins to boot up windows, and when it did, watching a youtube video would completely freeze my pc, making it unusable. To get in windows again i had to unplug and plug the ssd back into my pc.. And those freezes would happen like 15 times a day, and there is nothing i can do about it. If i press reset button on my pc case, the screen just turns black, and my light for disk writing/usage is always on. Also, sometimes my pc would not turn off even tho i pressed shut down like 10 mins ago.. So i had to force shut down it. Last time i checked it didnt turn off for like 36-ish mins, when i decided to force shut down it. The screen was black tho, but my rgb on case was working and fans were spinning..
I was on 98% and now windows crashing, can’t install a thing and I get tons of errors trying to download files or moving em etc.
Nice.
my computer keeps blue screening then when it boots its says nobootmgr, check my drives at it doesnt read my ssd which has my OS on it, i swap sata cables but use the same port and it reads but a few days later same thing so i swap sata cables again and it works again. any ideas? is it my ssd failing or a bad sata port?
SSD croaked.
My SSD failed after two weeks of getting my laptop lol.
Help pls😞...why is my gigabyte ssd always gets a 100% active time and when it hits 100 active time it freezes and goes to a blue screen then it restarts but it can't find the boot drive so I check it in the bios and it always disappears. So i always need to shut it down by holding the power button and opening it again.😞😞
yess i just changed my ssd and my
pc worked well thats for my solution but maybe yours is diffenrent
Exact same issue haven't found a fix yet
My Intel 250gb ssd died the last year while i was in class... and revived like if nothing happened. I think, the storage exception bsod was chrome fault, because was the only frozen program.
i just got a samsung 870 qvo 1tb and am a bit paranoid about moving 200+gb from my old 500gb hard drive but it seems to be working just slowly via 64gb usb
Has anyone had this happen to them?
My Samsung T5 SSD drive is only 8 months old, but as of the last few days it's started making the connection noise - that doorbell sound quite a lot.
It only used to make that sound when I entered my password, before. Now, if I'm watching a vid from the drive all I get throughout the movie is that noise....why? I changed the connecting cable, I plugged it into a different port on the computer...nothing helps. Oddly enough, I'm backing it up now, just in case, and it hasn't made that sound once, just when i'm watching a movie or listening to music.
Can anyone help me, please?
My ssd is on 1% health for couples of month I've only installed OS on it but my PC restarts occasionally while I game. Is that ssd issue or psu issue. I ran cpu/gpu stress tests 9 out 10 passed. Only one time it restarted. What will be the issue in your opinion?
I have the same issue, have you fixed the issue yet?
Sounds like an issue I had a while back. Replaced my old PSU with a new one with more watts and I have not have any random restarts since.
does disk error during start ups involves the ssd?
Hi. My ssd is 22percent anfter 7 months!!! Bad blocks...how i can solve it?
Any fix yet?
Please respond me if you see this
Well got a Samsung 840 evo that gone into fail smart state (going to try and copy manually if it's readable if not try and clone it) i use hiron boot CD as it uses mini Windows XP and has unstoppable copper on it (I find with mini XP it's works better when trying to recovering data as vista and higher tends to do background stuff that ends up writing stuff to it where as XP tends not to do anything until you open it)
how i can check my ssd if is electrical sorcuts damaged without connected in my motherboard ?? please help
you can get a cheap usb to SATA to usb adapter so if it is not functioning the worst it can do is damage the low cost adapter
@@CPUmodder thanks
My pc has been crashing alot , 2 or 3 times a night. Thought it was drivers or something, almost all the dump files it gave me were unrelated. Decided to reset my pc and while it was reinstalling Windows it bluescreened 2 or 3 times. Now sure what's going on, any clue guys?
@ImpaledLad 345 it ended up being a ram issue, took one stick out, replaced it with some random stick i had lying around. works fine now. random mouse stuttering and audio glitches every once and a while. thats it tho, no more crashes
So my computer is having boot issues and sometimes is saying "attempted to read to write memory".
Just stumbled upon this random video (ssd died) and well, I am surprised how good this content actually is (compared to view numbers). Nice work.
i have 60 gigs of space left but when i try to download something it stops and says that the drive is full after about 13 gigs
bad sectors
My samsung evo 256 gb ssd from 2014 was back then not the cheapest ssd.
I think it's dying because my windows kept crashing, so I backed up my important stuff reinstalled windows and same thing happens.
This happend after a windows update I think that was the last write that block could handle.
Just part has become read only so only a matter of time before the rest follows, one thing left to do is buy a new one. But even more expensive ssd's will die and it can happen very unexpectedly.
That explains why my phone became suddenly slow and unresponsive.. even after formatting
Phones don't use ssd
@@filip1997andersson yeah exactly they use NAND memory is think
@@drones101gaming4 They are NAND flash, same as SSDs. All solid state devices can fail eventually
@@jackbriant1244 well my laptop SSD failed within two weeks lol. Had to get it replaced
lets not forget the event id 153 errors ugh had to replace my ssd with a new m.2 boot drive and its working great now. I just need to wait till Sunday for my 4tb blue drive to arrive for my games library and rest of my apps. :)
My Samsung Evo850 SSD has served me for 7 years. I had noticed my computer crashing for over 13 days straight since I updated the OS to Win11. I assumed Win11 was the cause however yesterday and today Feb 11 2022 (Philippines) 2:00 pm my PC still continued to crash with a plethora of BSOD errors. Already made sure that the PC again was up to date at best however continued to crash. Then it just stopped and could not read the boot.
Time to get a new SSD rather NVME since my b550 has one more slot.
Then I came across this video. Now I'm pretty sure my SSD has died
it gets really slow, booting and switching programs, or even browsing web gets really really slow. then it dies.
Any software for check bad block ?
hdd sentinal
My ssd for my Xbox won’t install games via download but it reads some games not many tho
Every time i would do a speed test my pc would freeze a few days later I lost my data but hey its been half a year
My troubled new rig ran into two different 240 g drives that died a very early death. the first, kingston, was practically a POS since its inception and was replaced by the seller. The second, equal capacity, S3+ lasted 2000 hours before I started getting daily SMART daemon emails warning of a mounting number of pending and uncorrectable sectors. Later the root partition went temporarily read only *[lugubrious sound of Hell bells here]* . when bad blocks reached 20 I sacked the S3+ after saving data to the new, larger Samsung 860 PRO. This occurred at about 2500 hours of life and when I reinstalled the dying ssd to save a few more little files I forgot, SMART reported 42 offline uncorrectable 512kb blocks so I guess I was short a few days of a total breakdown. This is my last attempt at SSDs. If this one fails I'm back to HDD drives, for christ's sake. I still have a 20 MB Conner HDD from 1988 that is running with 1 (one) bad block appeared in 32 YEARS. Other drives here on very old machines are running after 20 years and doing fine... My faith in SSD is fading as fast as their blocks. They're fast, but fuck those shits. Even Torvalds lost an entire drive without noticing and he is a Guru's Guru so go figure how much bad this is for us mortals. I only had 2 HDD that failed and they both were battered second hand drives.
In the last year this machine bugged me so thoroughly because of those crappy SSDs I started getting superstitious. hahahaha. (sad maniacal laugh)
My WD_black SSD seems to be dying. 2 years in use or so? Its software said lifespan: 99%.
That 1% truly matters.
My pc gets a blue screen probably 1-2 times a day. I’m assuming that is not normal.
Hi i bought a samsung 1tb ssd, 3 months ago.
It's speed was like above 100 mb always when ever I used to copy daat... And one day it's speed drastically decreased to 20mb .
Is it going to fail?
Just got a 860 evo to bring some life in my old pc it worked! And btw I have 2 hard drives from wd from 2008 still working (but a little slow)
I had no idea that SSDs have a read only mode.
Good drive that has reached 2 billion writes: I think I'm done.
Mine died 5 hours ago, now im fuck*d some of my files that im working on right now are gone
My 60gb ssd from 2006 is fine so.....
nice
Do you even use it ? ^^
You are lucky, 11 yo ssd! not bad!
Neurobio Boy yep. Used to be in a old core 2 duo machine with a gt 8800 extreme. Now it resides in my laptop
nice!
Age of an ssd does Not really matter (they are hdds) 3 years or 13 years what matters how much data has been written to it
main killer of an ssd is sudden power loss when data is been written or ssd built in background stuff is running (trim and garbage collection, or on TLC drives the slc cache is been emptied to the TLC NAND) , so ideally its good idea to get ssds that have basic power loss protection so the the page table, only business ssds have full power loss protection where page and data is fully commited before power loss runs out of power (TLC based ssds are more susceptible to power loss failure as most of them use SLC Cache so data gets written to that first then moved to TLC NAND any power loss when that is happening can result in data loss or dead ssd (they do have lots of redundancys in ssds so it's rare when it happens even if you do Pull the power)
I tend to go with MLC based ssds any way (so samsung pro drives as I can get 840,850 pros for around £50)
i have only Ever had 4 ssds fail on me
2 SanDisk ssds whent into Half readonly mode 90% of the data was recoverable as unstoppable copper would pause every time it hit a file it could not copy so had to pause the copy untick the file and resume and it would resume
one samsung evo 840 (currently dealing with be nice if it is in read only mode)
and last one was odd one I could format it it work For 30 seconds then it would wipe it self back to factory new state
Mine died so bad I think it says no media preference found which I found out it means it died
i have 1 hard drive and 2 SSD's so if my hard drive is dying will that affect the preformance of my SSD's?
it would only affect the performance of files and applications that are stored on that drive
Every youtuber making 10+ minute videos to get 2 ads in...
My pc crashed whil'st I were testing my C drive (ssd), IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL. That stopcode is what I see 7 times a day.
Brought an expensive SSD 8tb half year ago
Heath 35% and 90% from it
:(
installed 180gb intel sssd 180a4l - ssd heaalth is 95% performance iss 80%
Thanks for video . very helpful
Guys my SSD failed in my brand new laptop. Not even had it two weeks. Lucky dell repair service is coming in a day or two to replace the ssd
mine acting really really slow i just cloned it and put it on another ssd
Anyone else watching this after your ssd is dead
i really hope i get many years outta mine i paid way too much for it to only last a few years
SSDs are basically computers in their own right. It's like being back to the eighties with Commodore 15** drives with their own DOS and RAM LOL
Realy....? Can u explain?? Any links
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HYUNDAI SAPPHIRE 240GB died while I was at work
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU
Very accurate information
Rip fallout 4 save 😞
My Samsung 860 SSD won’t detect
you need to format on another computer
My ssd just blown up inside my game pc...
Lots of cheap poor quality ssd and hdd on the two biggest online stores I'll bet
13 mins just to tell me if my ssd is dying? get to the point holy fuck
your background gives me anxiety
My ssd died And I had windows on it 😭😭😭😭
And I had windows on it
I think my ssd is failing as well, I run into bsod a lot
Just use your windows key on a new drive after installing Windows
@@eliasrodin6332 SAME< I've been having B-S for 4 months! and i thought it was bad-no drivers!
But I figured it's my SSD, and my other hardware is new.
Just talking dude.!!..alteast show ssd...software...
Crystal disk info? Lel
When do he get to the point. Ive been watching 5 minute and he still haven't got to the point
Ssd sucks
Do you talk like this naturally?? Just a suggestion, man. It's very unpleasant and distracting to listen to you. I gave up at 2:23 just to post this and I'm out to look for other videos. Talk like a normal human being. Talk like you talk in your everyday life. There is no such thing as "A RUclips voice when I educate people".
are you even serious ? it is a voice like any other
He does talk like a normal human being.
@@taryo_6 I listen again. Maybe I had a bad day? Nope. Gave up after 1 minute. It's the intonation, not the ‘voice'. It's not natural.
Its just that u get annoyed by his voice... the thing is with u.
talks too much.
Don't buy Samsung SSD's... They die after 2 or 3 years.
Samsung SSDs are the best ones sir!
My wd green m.2 died after 3 months
Yeah right, bought my Samsung 840 Evo 500Gb 2,5" new in 2014. Still works.
not true depending if u have a faulty drive, or if u passed the TBW mark, please note that All SSDS are NOT made equal. also, SSDS technology comparing to SSDS tech 4 years ago Are more reliable