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Is your EliteBook 8470p notebook still in warranty?
Check your warranty status Here.
It is indeed unusual for an SSD to fail so quickly.
Did you happen to have a habit of defragging your disk? That would cause a failure of the SSD.
The SSD can be replaced without any cost if the warranty coverage is still in effect.
Otherwise, it is time to purchase a SATA 2.5" format SSD, perthaps a Samsung 840 or 850EVO. and replace the failed SSSD with it.
Once you have replaced the disk iit is time to use your recovery media to reinstall the operating system
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@lazkal wrote:Thank you for your answer.
The ssd is in 100% health .
It's new , in waranty and full of health ( everything runs fine after login to win 10 )
As I recall, that was not what you said in your initial post.
Does a check of the disk with the use of the manufacturer's utility test return a good health verdict?
The following URL is a download of the Toshiba SSD utility. Toshiba SSD products are OCZ SSDs.
https://ocz.com/us/download/ssd-utility
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What kind of applications are you using?
Is your notebook always on?
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Can youn run the Toshiba utility SSD test again and post a screenshot of what you see when it finishes?
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OK. Thanks.
Can you cllick on the SMART tab on the left and post an image of what you see?
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