Windows run chkdsk on startup every time I boot my PC. I've let it scan and repair multiple times but it still does it
I've used "wmic diskdrive get status" as well as "wmic /namespace:\\root\wmi path MSStorageDriver_FailurePredictStatus" in Command Prompt which gave me an OK status and "Predict Failure - False". Also checked the failurepredictstatus in PowerShell with the same results.
Now when running a system diagnostic in Performance Monitor I get these results:
I've used "wmic diskdrive get status" as well as "wmic /namespace:\\root\wmi path MSStorageDriver_FailurePredictStatus" in Command Prompt which gave me an OK status and "Predict Failure - False". Also checked the failurepredictstatus in PowerShell with the same results.
Now when running a system diagnostic in Performance Monitor I get these results:
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What does a failed test for Logical Disk Dirty bit check mean? I then ran chkdsk manually and it found no problems. This issue started about a week ago and would like to avoid having to get a new M.2 as my motherboard only has one slot and it would me a nuisance to have to clone the drives. M.2 is a Crucial P.1 500gb (maybe 512 I forget exactly) and I've had it for almost a year now so it seems like a failure shouldn't already be occurring, any help appreciated. |