Why it worked
The video addresses a common fear among PC users: data loss due to a failing SSD. By providing a clear, step-by-step guide on how to check SSD health within Windows, it offers practical value and a sense of urgency, encouraging viewers to take immediate action.
Summary
This video explains how to check the health of your SSD using Windows settings. It warns that a failing SSD can lead to data loss and advises users to back up their data and replace the drive if it shows signs of failure.
Structure
- 1Introduction to the problem of dying SSDs
- 2Demonstration of checking SSD health in Windows settings
- 3Explanation of the drive health metrics
- 4Warning about data loss and recommendation to replace the drive
Product placement
The video shows a Samsung SSD 950 PRO and then demonstrates how to check the health of an SSD (specifically a Kingston SNV2S500G) using Windows settings. It also displays a warning message from Windows about a storage device being at risk of failure.
Call to action
Back up your data and replace the SSD before it fails.
On-screen text
Samsung MZNLN128HAHQ
Firmware MVT24H3Q
Health Status Bad
Temperature 43 °C
ID Attribute Name Current
01 Vendor Specific 100%
05 Reallocated Sector Count 100%
09 Power-on Hours 100%
0C Power-on Count 100%
AB Program Fail Count (Chip) 100%
AC Erase Fail Count (Chip) 100%
AD Wear Leveling Count 100%
AE Unexpected Power Loss Count 100%
B0 Erase Fail Count (Chip) 99%
B5 Program Fail Count (Total) 100%
B7 Runtime Bad Block 100%
B8 Error Detection 100%
BC Uncorrectable Error Count 100%
BD Vendor Specific 100%
C2 Temperature 43 °C
C6 Off-line Uncorrectable Error Count 100%
C7 CRC Error Count 100%
C9 Super cap Status 100%
KINGSTON SNV2S500G
Online
Healthy
NTFS
EFI System partition
Healthy
Basic data partition
Healthy
Basic data partition
Healthy
Microsoft recovery partition
Healthy
Samsung SSD 870 EVO Plus 2TB
My Data (C:)
Healthy
Basic data partition
Healthy
Estimated remaining life: 97%
Available spare: 100%
Temperature: 39°C
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Partition Style
GUID Partition Table (GPT)
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