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Shadow

The manufacturer of that SSD might have an update. What verbiage you’re looking for if any is provided in any potential updates, is an update to “AGESA drivers.” There’s been an issue some months ago where Windows was not recognizing drives that have been running awhile, and sometimes killing them.

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One way to test if it’s this issue if none of those updates are around, is if you can, remove the battery connection and the charge cord, hold the power button for 20 seconds, reconnect, and try to power on and see how it reacts. If it’s normal, it’s likely the issue I’m referring to.

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BrodTsumi

Yeah every single solution I tried to do hasn’t worked. It could be a SSD issue, so I took it back to the shop to get it looked at once more