- Aug 7, 2014
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Hi all,
For background, I have an Intel 545s SSD that I've been using since late December 2019 and it has been working perfectly fine. Stored on it is my OS, programs, and documents folder while most of my games, pictures, and videos are stored on a separate HDD.
Beginning sometime last week, every time I boot up my PC, I get the Windows 10 logo and a message saying to press any key to skip the disk check. If I let it go, it scans my C drive (my SSD) and boots up normally. All other operations on my PC appear fine except for this disk check at the start of every bootup.
When I run an error check through the C Drive properties, it says it has found errors and in order to repair the drive, I would need to restart my computer. Upon restarting my computer, the check disk runs again and everything continues on as it did before with no changes.
I fear that my SSD is failing but I'm hesitant to jump to that conclusion due to the fact that I've had this SSD for little more than half a year.
Anyone happen to know what's going on and if my SSD is really failing? Any pointers would be great and I'll be happy to answer any questions that relate to this issue.
Thank you!
For background, I have an Intel 545s SSD that I've been using since late December 2019 and it has been working perfectly fine. Stored on it is my OS, programs, and documents folder while most of my games, pictures, and videos are stored on a separate HDD.
Beginning sometime last week, every time I boot up my PC, I get the Windows 10 logo and a message saying to press any key to skip the disk check. If I let it go, it scans my C drive (my SSD) and boots up normally. All other operations on my PC appear fine except for this disk check at the start of every bootup.
When I run an error check through the C Drive properties, it says it has found errors and in order to repair the drive, I would need to restart my computer. Upon restarting my computer, the check disk runs again and everything continues on as it did before with no changes.
I fear that my SSD is failing but I'm hesitant to jump to that conclusion due to the fact that I've had this SSD for little more than half a year.
Anyone happen to know what's going on and if my SSD is really failing? Any pointers would be great and I'll be happy to answer any questions that relate to this issue.
Thank you!
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