I'm wondering if my SSD needs to be replaced right away. The available spare is at 1%, which feels concerning, but I'm not fully sure what it implies. The percentage used is only 15%, so I'm confused about the state of the drive. I've also noticed it's logged 134 media and data integrity errors, which makes me think there might be some underlying issues. I found a tool from the manufacturer, but I'm not sure how to interpret the SMART attributes. Should I take immediate action to replace this SSD, or do I have some time? Here's a link to the details: [https://imgur.com/a/WnsnTUi](https://imgur.com/a/WnsnTUi)
4 Answers
It doesn’t look good there. Having the available spare at 1% is definitely a red flag, especially with those 134 logged integrity errors. You should definitely back up all your important data right now. If your SSD manufacturer has a tool, definitely run that to get a clearer picture of your SSD's health. It might be able to help you assess the situation better.
Looks like we all agree here—replace that SSD as soon as you can!
Yeah, it's time to get that SSD replaced. The signs are pointing to a failure, and it’s better to be safe than sorry.
Given the number of writes you've had, it's probably a good idea to replace it ASAP. SSDs can fail suddenly, and losing data can be brutal. Make sure you have backups and an image of your important files before you do anything. In short, don't wait too long on this one.
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