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I can't blame them. I'd imagine tons of people try to replace perfectly fine drives - "I can't find my spreadsheet so drive is bad" "Windows updates were slow s

by alar44 5y ago

I can't blame them. I'd imagine tons of people try to replace perfectly fine drives - "I can't find my spreadsheet so drive is bad" "Windows updates were slow so drive is bad" "I bricked my drive trying to install Linux on a NAS" etc etc.

crtasm 5y ago
At least those first two scenarios don't sound like people who'd think to provide SMART test data. Windows shouldn't be a requirement for getting a faulty product replaced.