The NVMe SSD reaches full capacity unexpectedly without any apparent cause.
The NVMe SSD reaches full capacity unexpectedly without any apparent cause.
Reinstalling Windows 11 repeatedly might trigger the system to fetch updates and patches, leading to increased disk activity and performance issues. Ensure your BIOS is up to date and obtain the newest AMD drivers from their official site for Windows 11.
Malwarebytes didn’t detect any issues, and no harmful software was installed.
I've encountered drives with decent smart status but occasional read/write issues. Sometimes they behave oddly. If I faced the same situation, I'd try a Zero Fill to resolve any problems and then reassess. It would mean restarting Windows entirely, so plan accordingly. If the drive still functions as expected after the fix, it's likely best to swap it out.
I face the identical issue again, but I've placed him in the highest position, using the same SSD and same problem.