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06-13-2020 10:26 PM
Hi,
My PC has two hard drives, one SSD and one HHD. Now I switch on the computer and shows that my SSD has an imminent failure. But now I can still get into windows.
I am wondering whether I should continue using my computer now until the SSD is officially dead? Otherwise, if I remove the SSD, can I keep using the PC without a problem?
Thank you.
06-14-2020 12:57 AM
Hello
If Windows 10 is installed in the SSD, if I were you I would buy a new one and do a copy of the whole disk , then start to use the new one.
if in the SSD you have data only, then do a full backup of your data , before to lose it.
You can use your PC without SSD if the OS is on the HDD.
bye