I checked SMART status of my SSD (results can be viewed here).I switched the SATA cable, SATA port on my mainboard (ASUS M5A97 LE R2.0) and the SATA power plug.What I've done so far (however none of the following has neither helped to resolve the problem nor given me some more information of what to do): If I'm just reading from it, everything is normal (average response time of about 0.1 to 0.2 milliseconds). I also found out that the average response time (according to the task manager) of my SSD can be as high as 20 seconds (not milliseconds) while writing onto it, though it's mostly at about 500 milliseconds while writing. From time to time I can also find events with ID 129, which state that it had to reset my SSD.ĭoing some more research (as described in this article), I found out that the warnings only occur while writing onto the SSD as the last bytes in the details for each event 153 that I've checked are 00 (SCSISTAT_GOOD), 04 (SRB_STATUS_ERROR) and 2A (SCSIOP_WRITE). As the block address changes from every event to another, I'm pretty sure that it isn't a failing block.
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When Windows finally decides to unfreeze after about 15 seconds up to several minutes, all my previous actions get executed.Ībout last week, when I looked into the event viewer of Windows for the first time since I installed it, I noticed that it is full of events with ID 153 (from one every few minutes to several per minute), which state that an I/O operation had to be retried on my SSD. I can still move my mouse cursor while it is locked up, but if I click on something nothing happens. However, since I got this SSD, Windows will randomly lock up on some occassions. In April this year I bought a new Samsung SSD 750 EVO 250GB, installed it on my desktop pc and made a fresh installation of Windows 10.
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