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I have no idea the exact situation which "fixed" the issue, but here is what happened to eventually make the drive show up as healthy.
- Boot System
- Start StableBit Scanner
- Get Error for "File System Damaged"
- Attempt to Repair Volume
- From cmd run `chkdsk <drive> /f` --> Asks to confirm that all handles will be lost (note no errors foind)
- From powershell run `Repair-Volume -DriverLetter <drive> -Scan` (no errors reported)
- Reboot
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On 2.6.3.3969
Manual checks pass
- Run `chkdsk` with no errors.
- Run `Repair-Volumes` with no errors
Enable Verbose logging for `chkdsk`
Attempt to run the check.
There is no helpful information on the scanner logs.
Scanner.Service.exe Information 0 [Ipc] Starting task '8b2d504d-1c61-4429-9b1f-14467f2e32a9'... 2023-04-23 14:20:18Z 16555746052 Scanner.Service.exe Warning 0 [SmartDiskInfo] WMI SMART Not Supported. 2023-04-23 14:21:13Z 17100451435 Scanner.Service.exe Warning 0 [SmartDiskInfo] WMI SMART Not Supported. 2023-04-23 14:21:13Z 17100890108 Scanner.Service.exe Warning 0 [SmartDiskInfo] WMI SMART Not Supported. 2023-04-23 14:21:13Z 17101447960 Scanner.Service.exe Warning 0 [SmartDiskInfo] WMI SMART Not Supported. 2023-04-23 14:21:13Z 17102450610 Scanner.Service.exe Warning 0 [SmartDiskInfo] WMI SMART Not Supported. 2023-04-23 14:21:13Z 17102885800 Scanner.Service.exe Warning 0 [SmartDiskInfo] WMI SMART Not Supported. 2023-04-23 14:21:13Z 17103335446 Scanner.Service.exe Warning 0 [SmartDiskInfo] WMI SMART Not Supported. 2023-04-23 14:21:13Z 17103783329 Scanner.Service.exe Warning 0 [SmartDiskInfo] WMI SMART Not Supported. 2023-04-23 14:21:13Z 17104698157I have attempted multiple reboots and cannot get StableBit Scanner to update the drive state.
Scanner reporting lifetime writes as 100% used after only 276GB copied onto a 1TB SSD.
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@smcallahif you post the SMART frame could see what you are looking at.
There is field `E7: SSD Life Left`. Are you reading this backwards?
SSD SMART reporting is mostly made-up, so I would not read too much into that. Look at Block Writes and Total Writes to see if there is a problem with the firmware on the drive and watch for uncorrectable errors.