Disk # no longer triggers surprise removal alerts.

F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Disk # no longer triggers surprise removal alerts.

Disk # no longer triggers surprise removal alerts.

Disk # no longer triggers surprise removal alerts.

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heyjudge100
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01-15-2016, 02:46 PM

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I've owned these for a while before upgrading to my second M.2 (Team MP33 1 TB). The drive label was "Disk 2" at first, then changed to "Disk 3" after purchase. Initially, I ignored the warning, except when editing on the HDD with Premiere Pro, which would occasionally freeze. Recently, while playing RDR2, the game crashed completely and resource usage dropped significantly. I reviewed the event log and found four instances. An HDD error scan came back clean—first SSD is 99% healthy, second is perfect. Tried cleaning the SATA port and re-seating the cable, but nothing resolved it. Any suggestions?

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heyjudge100

01-15-2016, 02:46 PM #1

I've owned these for a while before upgrading to my second M.2 (Team MP33 1 TB). The drive label was "Disk 2" at first, then changed to "Disk 3" after purchase. Initially, I ignored the warning, except when editing on the HDD with Premiere Pro, which would occasionally freeze. Recently, while playing RDR2, the game crashed completely and resource usage dropped significantly. I reviewed the event log and found four instances. An HDD error scan came back clean—first SSD is 99% healthy, second is perfect. Tried cleaning the SATA port and re-seating the cable, but nothing resolved it. Any suggestions?