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Detecting ATA/SCSI drive(s)
Idk how to explain you. This drive was disabled in device manager, enabling it solved my problem. Sorry for disturbing and my english.- Endurance
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Detecting ATA/SCSI drive(s)
So its software issue, i guess- Endurance
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Detecting ATA/SCSI drive(s)
OS with same version (20H2), which installed on another SSD- Endurance
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Detecting ATA/SCSI drive(s)
Already enabled, the program shows all S.M.A.R.T stats of this ssd if im using another windows- Endurance
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Detecting ATA/SCSI drive(s)
Exactly on this status I got programm lagged. Only reboot helps in this case. If I disable S.M.A.R.T support in Hwinfo settings the problem disappears. On another OS everything is fine. Motherboard ROG STRIX B450-F GAMING, SSD Goodram IRDM 512GB M.2 2280, if it matter.- Endurance
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