Hi,
I used Intel SSD 480GB for 4 years now, and suddenly windows hangs and after i restart the computer, the ssd doesn't get recognized anymore in bios or in windows, i have also tried the ssd on a different pc and it also doesn't get recognized by the BIOS
my question does it mean my SSD is dead without a chance of recovery? and since it's my first ssd that died on me, does this what happen when SSD die?
as mechanical HDD when it's about to be dead they still allow the data to be read although it will have some data error or you hear those clicking noise. so how to know when your ssd about to die so you have chance to backup?
thanks
I used Intel SSD 480GB for 4 years now, and suddenly windows hangs and after i restart the computer, the ssd doesn't get recognized anymore in bios or in windows, i have also tried the ssd on a different pc and it also doesn't get recognized by the BIOS
my question does it mean my SSD is dead without a chance of recovery? and since it's my first ssd that died on me, does this what happen when SSD die?
as mechanical HDD when it's about to be dead they still allow the data to be read although it will have some data error or you hear those clicking noise. so how to know when your ssd about to die so you have chance to backup?
thanks