[SOLVED] Samsung evo 860 - Retired block count

[superpc123]

hi, I purchased this ssd on amazon a few months ago, but checking with programs like HDtune and others, this error appeared, what does it indicate?
Are bad sectors that could increase over time, can I continue to use it or better ask for a replacement?

https://imgur.com/f8MmV76

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this is hd sentinel screen:

https://imgur.com/AtmVcCx

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https://imgur.com/wo3k5xJ

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[Dooktar]

I believe it means your ssd is no longer running at its max because its walling off blocks from you, 'retiring them'.

Tell them their pension is over with this TRIM enabling method from Boogieman_WD, which just makes your ssd run at maximum efficiency for its entire life.

1. Open CMD (Command Prompt) as administrator.
2. type in fsutil behavior query DisableDeleteNotify and press "enter". You'll get as a result either 1 or [b0[/b]. 0 means that it's enabled. If it's 1, it means that is not and move to step 3.
3. type in fsutil behavior set DisableDeleteNotify 0 and press "enter"

You're done and you have TRIM enabled.

But definitely see if you can RMA it from amazon, a few month old Samsung should do better than that.

 

[superpc123]

the vaue is 0, that means the TRIM is enabled. I also try to update the firmware but without solve the issue. I think to open RMA and buy the previous model EVO 850.