- Feb 17, 2004
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Hello,
I have a Seagate 600 SSD 240GB that when I boot the computer, it says that the SSD is S.M.A.R.T. capable but command failed. I read that if it fails SMART it is likely the SSD is about to die.
I ran Windows check disk and it passed.
I ran Seagate SeaTools and the SMART test passed. I ran a long generic check that scans the entired drive and it passed.
I ran Spinrite Level 2 and it passed also.
But yet it still gives me that error message everytime I boot the computer.
So I'm confused.
Is the SSD dying or not?
What else can I test it with?
How do I fix the error other than to disable the SMART check?
Thanks
I have a Seagate 600 SSD 240GB that when I boot the computer, it says that the SSD is S.M.A.R.T. capable but command failed. I read that if it fails SMART it is likely the SSD is about to die.
I ran Windows check disk and it passed.
I ran Seagate SeaTools and the SMART test passed. I ran a long generic check that scans the entired drive and it passed.
I ran Spinrite Level 2 and it passed also.
But yet it still gives me that error message everytime I boot the computer.
So I'm confused.
Is the SSD dying or not?
What else can I test it with?
How do I fix the error other than to disable the SMART check?
Thanks