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My pc showing SATA disk on controller 0 port 2 At risk (SMART event)

DMitt5
Beginner
‎10-21-2019 09:43 PM
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Intel rapid storage technology showing your system is reporting one or more events and data may be at risk. What i have to do now. I have gaming laptop. How to solve this. My pc is slow down and hang continuously.

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AlHill
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‎10-21-2019 09:50 PM
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Make a backup of your data, NOW.

 

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DMitt5
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‎10-21-2019 09:56 PM
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Please elaborate the problem. I have not any external hard drive.

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AlHill
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‎10-21-2019 10:01 PM
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The problem is that you may be at risk of a failing drive. If so, you should want to have a backup of your data, JUST IN CASE.

 

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DMitt5
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‎10-21-2019 10:05 PM
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Oh no.

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AlHill
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‎10-21-2019 10:06 PM
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And, since you have a laptop and have provided no real, usable information, you should go to the laptop manufacturer for assistance. They are responsible for your support, and warranty (if you have any).

 

If you were to provide information, try items like this:

  • Processor model number
  • Operating system, AND VERSION (like windows 10, 1903)
  • Model number of the drive in question, and manufacturer
  • Model number of your laptop.

 

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