Can't do a system restore i./FxgRnng.png can't even repair from the secret boot menu, it would just restart and does nothing at allģ.

I can't run check disk on the Windows drive (SSD) i./WqaTopG.pngĢ.

I could go to Windows but now I have a bunch of problems:ġ. I didn't know what to do so I just held the power button and restarted it again. My laptop got BSOD suddenly then it restarted by itself and after booting it said 'No bootable device'. Over time the writes by programs/apps will add up, even if you yourself don't download/create/delete anything yourself, and over 3 years of usage, especially paired with 127TB of reads, 27TB of writes isn't a cause for concern. ( /r/VALORANT/comments/fxid1k/va.) Yes it's from cartoon game but there's an example of a (fixed) bug where Valorant didn't delete the log files it created.Īnd that's just one way writes that don't originate from your explicit permissions occor. If they don't delete themselves then they can start to get big. Even if you yourself do not download/create any other files and programs, simply using an app/playing a game will cause that program to create and then delete a lot of log files. You have plenty of time to make backups of your super important data and by the time you reach 0% health you'll probably be able to get a new laptop anyway.Ģ7TB of writes may not be normal on its own, but if you have 128TB of reads, then you're definitely using your drive a lot more than you think.Īnd definitely no, I don't know how large Dota is (assuming 20GB), no, downloading those 2 games doesn't mean that your computer should only have 40GB of writes. The rating is just how much the manufacturer is how much the manufacturer is willing to guarantee so they can avoid a lawsuit. Note that the true TBW will always be more (sometimes a lot more) than how much it is rated for. I tried to find like a manufacturers manual etc for this device online but can't find one, maybe if you still have it you can find the rated TBW for this drive on there. Also good news is that large HDDs to backup data to are relatively cheap, like you can get a 5TB Seagate for $200, and 1TB and lower options for a lot cheaper.

In addition, just because an SSD reaches 0% health it doesn't mean that it failed, it might just go into a read-only mode. I'm not sure how you only have 2149 total power on hours if you've been using the laptop since 2019 But if that's true, then you know that you still have at least 2 years left.

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