Question SMART: Hardware ECC recovered, is that value bad for an ssd?

[an5io_oleka]

I have one computer that shows "ECC error rate". Its zero.
On another computer the value is called "hardware ecc recovered", and it rises each time i open something. Roundabout.
Is that an indication of something bad?

I read that this value can indicate the time between error correction, but that does not make sense, as it does not increase by an even factor.
So it appears to count error corrections.

The drive ran 700 hours, it started today at 9900, and after some things, it was at 10100.
So far it seems to only report that the error correction is working? But why is it needed that much?

The other drive ran dozens of times longer and has zero counts for that. Or is the value something else, given the name is also different?

The drive is encrypted with vera crypt

 

[Bob.B]

I have one computer that shows "ECC error rate". Its zero.
On another computer the value is called "hardware ecc recovered", and it rises each time i open something. Roundabout.
Is that an indication of something bad?

I read that this value can indicate the time between error correction, but that does not make sense, as it does not increase by an even factor.
So it appears to count error corrections.

The drive ran 700 hours, it started today at 9900, and after some things, it was at 10100.
So far it seems to only report that the error correction is working? But why is it needed that much?

The other drive ran dozens of times longer and has zero counts for that. Or is the value something else, given the name is also different?

The drive is encrypted with vera crypt

If this is a 2.5 ssd reseat both ends of the sata data cable.

 

[fzabkar]

Can you show us the full SMART report? I'm wondering if you have an old Sandforce or Kingston SSD.

 

[an5io_oleka]

Its a m2 sata ssd.
Never heard that name before. So a cheap one.

The question is just, is that reading an indication of a problem,
or
that it counts error correction which works?

Technically asking.

 

[fzabkar]

It depends ...

 

[scout_03]

give us the name and model of this m 2

 

[an5io_oleka]

This is the ssd, but a larger one. Dont find much about them.
Kimtigo, kt8900 or ktB900?
Mine is 256gb.
Probably KTB900SM28/256

 

[an5io_oleka]

Seems to be related to veracrypt.
After decrypting the drive i could not get it to record hardware ecc recoveries for a good while.