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Just to make sure you understand the potential impact here: When the drive fails completely, you lose everything that is stored on it. At a minimum, you should make a full backup of its contents. But, do not consider this as a solution; you are going to have to replace the drive regardless; it is simply a matter of time before its complete failure forces you to do so.
You've been warned,
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Thank you. So isn't there a solution to fix this?
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Yes, replacing the drive will fix this.
Doc (not an Intel employee or contractor)
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Just to make sure you understand the potential impact here: When the drive fails completely, you lose everything that is stored on it. At a minimum, you should make a full backup of its contents. But, do not consider this as a solution; you are going to have to replace the drive regardless; it is simply a matter of time before its complete failure forces you to do so.
You've been warned,
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