- #WD DRIVE UTILITIES COMPLETE DRIVE TEST FAILED FULL#
- #WD DRIVE UTILITIES COMPLETE DRIVE TEST FAILED SOFTWARE#
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#WD DRIVE UTILITIES COMPLETE DRIVE TEST FAILED FULL#
The ability to read SMART status might be a function of the Kingston adapter's controller as it obviously has full SATA access to attached drives.
The SSD was connected to a PC via a Kingston USB to SATA adapter, and I was able to check the SMART status after the zeros write process. I had a 240GB M500 with Win 7 on it, and I successfully used the WD utility to write zeros to the first and last million bytes on it, so that my MBP would see it as a blank drive for cloning my 10.9.4 installation to. When I run Drive utilities test, SMART test pass, but quick self drive test failed and complete drive test also failed. My Passport 1 TB sometime work, sometime cannot even detect. Click to expand.I don't know if it works for all drives, but the WD Lifeguard utility does work on Crucial M500 SSDs. My question is did writing zeros to the drive 'fix' it or is this drive soon to fail? Is there any other program someone can recommend that can recommend to truly see the health status of this drive? Thanks in advance for everyone's help. I then ran the test again and it passed the SMART and Quick Test.
#WD DRIVE UTILITIES COMPLETE DRIVE TEST FAILED SOFTWARE#
Need some technical help for my WD 2 TB My Passport hard drive: I tested this hard drive with WD Lifeguard software with a 'Quick Test' and it failed with the following message: 06-Quick Test on drive 2 did not complete! Status code = 07 (Failed read test element), Failure Checkpoint = 97 (Unknown Test) I used the WD utility to write zeros to the drive.
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