Woke up today to an icon in my tray ive never seen, turns out it was a SMART warning

[klepp0906]

Just curious how I dismiss it?  I intend to run this drive in the array a bit longer and I'd prefer to be able to do so without the notification showing for that particular drive in perpetuity.   I certainly dont want to disable scanning or error notifications blanket-style, just the tray icon/notification so i'll keep it and my ocd will deal if thats the only avenue to making it disappear.

I have a new drive on the way so it'll be here when needed and plan to keep an eye on the newly discovered 8 reallocated sectors for now.   If they start going up in any fashion in any short timeframe ill do the swap at that point. 

Also worth mentioning (perhaps as a small bug report) that upon clicking the tray icon, you get the windows notification flyout.  upon clicking that, you get the prompt to open stablebit scanner, or close, or check the never warn me box etc.  Upon clicking open stablebit scanner, it does not open stablebit scanner I had to open it through the start menu.

[klepp0906]

On 1/13/2023 at 7:11 AM, klepp0906 said:

Just curious how I dismiss it?  I intend to run this drive in the array a bit longer and I'd prefer to be able to do so without the notification showing for that particular drive in perpetuity.   I certainly dont want to disable scanning or error notifications blanket-style, just the tray icon/notification so i'll keep it and my ocd will deal if thats the only avenue to making it disappear.

I have a new drive on the way so it'll be here when needed and plan to keep an eye on the newly discovered 8 reallocated sectors for now.   If they start going up in any fashion in any short timeframe ill do the swap at that point. 

Also worth mentioning (perhaps as a small bug report) that upon clicking the tray icon, you get the windows notification flyout.  upon clicking that, you get the prompt to open stablebit scanner, or close, or check the never warn me box etc.  Upon clicking open stablebit scanner, it does not open stablebit scanner I had to open it through the start menu.

Figured it out.  in smart health it lets you ignore the warning and will re-present if you so choose upon it getting worse.  AKA more reallocated sectors in this case which is absolutely perfect.   You guys thought of damn near everything.