How to Check Your NVMe SSD's Health - Windows 11 

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Great video, Mark! Me and my cat enjoyed this thoroughly, I'm going to help him with his SSD now that I've fully watched this video.

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I had no idea W11 had this tool. Very useful. My NVMe SSD has 89% Health after over three years of usage. Looks good imo.

I never knew this existed, I always have anxiety about my SSD breaking and losing all my data so when I checked my SSD's health and saw it at 47%, it just gave me more reasons to backup. Good video keep up the great work!

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I knew there were ways to do this, but I didn't know this particular one or how easy it was. Cheers. The temperature readouts are especially useful as I can't seem to get them to display using my typical means.

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I''m running Windows 11, build 22621.1848 on a laptop with an Evo 980 Pro and there is no Drive Health information on this screen. This may be because I have the Samsung Magician software installed. Even so, this video contains great information. Thank you.

Very helpful video

Thank you for another helpful video!

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That only seemed to work on my Samsung 980 SSD which has 98% health. My other SSDs didn't have the information but I appreciate this and now I know

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The problem with SSDs and NVMEs is that they have a short lifespan compared to a normal HDD drive.

EFI system partition 100 mb, which is under the main C: drive, says that it is "Full repair needed". Is that bad? Do I need to repair it? And how?

i can't see status mine it says partition style so how to see the drive health?

Thank for the video i didn't know their is health in pc storage because my m.2 has been not recognised by my pc so thank you very much i just buy a new one

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My NVMe SSD used 3 years. health 85% and temperatures 39. Is it okay or not , Please help me . Casue when i install windows in my ssd , it shows always blue screen problem. that why i install windows in HDD. But blue screen is solved .

Coming back to this video my SSD is still at 96% after previously having heavy usage on the drive for doing Linux Distributions in VMs on my PC Really mostly doing light tasks now Always a good idea to not abuse the SSD too much all the time and this is what I did I immediately stopped after it dropped to 96% to avoid further abuse to the drive and to help extend the lifespan for years to come Heres the amount of writes I did before I stopped abusing my drive 26,950

Mine has shown 88 after 3 years of usage. Should I be worried to change the SSD if it drops below 30? Thank you for the video.

Mine is 96% and my computer is 3 years old Was expecting it since it's very unusual to have it still at 100% after 2 years Let me remind you that your computer will be changed before that SSD fails so i wouldn't worry about it

I've used my 1TB NVMe for almost 5 years now, fully formatting and recreating partition tables like 500+ times, it's still at 96% health.

What about W10?

DUe to having the plastic on the bubblegum like thing on the NVME protecting plastic or whatever u wanna call it my ssd's probably have been overheating or stuff. Had stainlike thing on them so i think they probably unfortunately have been damaged. Also you're like one of those teachers u hate in school but you're one of those that you love with things that is complicated/new that u can't wrap ur head around. health is 88% on the like 1-3 year old nvme i use for games while new nvme has 100% hm, let's check the other vid at the end.

after 2 years mine has 75% health is that alright