[SOLVED] Reliability is degraded?

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So, a 500GB NVMe drive.

From your CrystalDiskMark, the write speed is horrible.
From CrystalDiskInfo (SMART), that also shows problems.

The specifics really really do not matter.
Good or bad, you personally need to start a good backup routine, and be prepared for it to die.
There is no "fix".

Rodoux

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1. It is a HP pavilion gaming laptop 15-dk0xxx. 2. No, it isnt, i bought it 2 years ago and the warranty was just 1 year. 3. No, i dont have other storage.

What did i check? What do you mean?

remaining duration stimulated: 3%

reserve available: 100%

Temperature: 51° C
 

USAFRet

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Yes, i checked the warn message from windows and when i clicked it that window appeared.

But why is this happenning? The laptop only has 2 years on it.
Drives die. Some of them, a LOT sooner than we'd like.
I currently have a 14TB Toshiba, back at Toshiba, awaiting warranty replacement. 7 months old.

Always be prepared for a storage device to die in the next 0.25 sec.
Always.
 
Yes, i checked the warn message from windows and when i clicked it that window appeared.

But why is this happenning? The laptop only has 2 years on it.

Drives fail. Some last 20 years. Some last 20 days. Some arrive dead.

But I have no idea about your drive because I don't know the context. Maybe the message is legit. Maybe not. Maybe your drive will last 10 more minutes. Or not.

You have to use some other means of verifying that the drive is in trouble.
 
Looking at SMART data can give you a clue. Pending sectors count?

But it wouldn't tell you if death is imminent.

You should have at least 2 copies of anything important on the drive. That way it's not a big deal if it dies in the next 30 seconds. Making copies would be my first move.

My second move would be to try to get other indicators of the drive health.
 

USAFRet

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How can i check smart data? I just restarted the laptop but it still says the same. How can i get other indicators of the drive health?
Install and run CrystalDiskInfo, and post the screencap here.
 

USAFRet

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So, a 500GB NVMe drive.

From your CrystalDiskMark, the write speed is horrible.
From CrystalDiskInfo (SMART), that also shows problems.

The specifics really really do not matter.
Good or bad, you personally need to start a good backup routine, and be prepared for it to die.
There is no "fix".
 
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Rodoux

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Yes, im playing on this laptop for about 16 hours per day (i cant come out of my house due to covid and cant get the vaccine since im allergic to vaccines), The temperature is 50°C.