Broken SSDs

[Jorgenstefan]

I got 2 512Gb 850 pro SSDs from a friend of mine who used to run them in his virtual machines. I plugged them into my pc but when i turned on my pc everything was reacting slow and my pc thought it were removable usb devices. Anyone who knows how to solve this?

[Kickflapper]

Tough to say without more information. Contact Samsung and ask tech support, The SSDs are new enough that you could probably get a replacement

[Jorgenstefan]

They have run in a server. i bet they are over their max hours, but he gave them to me while they were still working. So i dont know what the problem is. Any chance you know a program that is able to check them?

 

[I am an SSD]

14 minutes ago, Jorgenstefan said:

I got 2 512Gb 850 pro SSDs from a friend of mine who used to run them in his virtual machines. I plugged them into my pc but when i turned on my pc everything was reacting slow and my pc thought it were removable usb devices. Anyone who knows how to solve this?

You're going to have to send that to tech support....Chances that you can revive it are pretty slim as well...SSDs are much harder to repair than HDDs, if possible at all

[TrigrH]

6 minutes ago, Jorgenstefan said:

i bet they are over their max hours, So i dont know what the problem is. Any chance you know a program that is able to check them?

 

bullshit, they would be fine, unless they were faulty in the first place: http://www.samsung.com/global/business/semiconductor/minisite/SSD/global/html/support/downloads.html

[Jorgenstefan]

I plugged them into my motherboard now but they are not detected or something.

[Kickflapper]

Have you contacted Samsung? That seems like the starting point.  Try magician software to check the read and write speeds. SSDs do have a limit to the number of max read and writes, after that they will slow down

[Jorgenstefan]

They arent detected by my whole pc, even samsung magician or crystal isnt able to see them