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I've never thought that SSD drive could fail, I had two HDDs failures in my life, but wouldn't expect that.
– Andrejov
Commented Feb 23, 2019 at 17:03
@Andrejov - SSD's [like their more delicate siblings SD & USB sticks] just die, zero warning, exactly whenever they feel like it. It's usually total. I lost a small SanDisk only this year, just out of warranty. It's one more reason to always have current backups. Tiny SSDs take a lot more hammering because they're usually kept within an inch of full by their users.
– Tetsujin
Commented Feb 24, 2019 at 8:37

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