cia glowie

 To make it look less bad, I did make a backup, but now it turned out I copied the wrong keepass file and now I'm locked out. Thanks for telling me not to boot from it. I'll get a live usb

To anyone looking for a drive - do not buy the sx6000.

Since january I've been getting bluescreens once per ~3 weeks, today it got much worse. Bad blocks count keeps getting higher.

Windows would at some point get more laggy and it would go to bluescreen without even saving a log file, each time it was stuck on 0% and went to bios after a minute. Then it would detect the drive but not efi entries. After a restart it somehow boots to grub rescue (I completely removed linux a year ago and made sure it was gone).  It lets me boot to windows for a few minutes and even start a chkdsk which ends in a bsod. Is there any way to save the data on this drive? My backups aren't very up to date.

It's Adata SX6000 pro, the second one already. The first one did something similar but it had the warranty.

Thanks, just tested it and looks like it's fine  

Today I got my 512gb m.2 nvme SSD replacement from warranty and I noticed there are only 2 memory chips instead of 4, there's just that empty space - and it still has 512gb. So what's the reason for that? Does it affect the performance? looks kinda janky with only 2