Windows 10: How to get rid of annoying Pop up error message at start up from the old SSD drive that is...

I Replaced an old SSD with a new one. When I boot up the computer, I'm still getting the old message from the old drive that is not even in the computer any more. Replaced old SSD drive with a new Samsung SSD and installed windows 10 on it. Now when I boot up I am still getting the following message as before and the SSD has been replaced with a new one Yes I set it to boot from the new SSD drive in the bios. Here is the same old message I get now with the new SSD installed. There is an Error in the SMART detection 1720-SMART Hard Drive detects imminent failure failing Drive: SATA1

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Annoying message to setup the RAID drive

I installed a new SSD to my DELL laptop. Now when I start PC before the Windows 10 launch an annoying message pops up asking to setup the RAID drive. How to get rid of this message.

 

Windows giving conflicting message about drive errors

Error message doesn't seem to explicitly say there is a disk error:

The rest of a message (non bold) is probably irrelevant since scanning the disk reported no problems.

What is disk snapshot?
Snapshot (computer storage) - Wikipedia

I suggest you check following services are configured like this (ex. not disabled or stopped):

1. Virtual disk (vds) -> Manual
2. Windows management instrumentation -> Automatic and started
3. Windows management service -> Manual
4. Volume shadow copy -> Manual

I don't know if getting rid of old snapshots could also get rid of this message, but you can test your command that produces this error after starting above services and see how it goes.

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I didn't see your update to previous post, but glad to hear you found the culprit! *Smile

 

Error Message Appearing at Random

I went to the referenced site. I don't see anything there about getting rid of this problem. It is baffling me. I have been paying attention to when it pops up for months. I don't notice any trigger or program I use that prompts the message.



System owns the directory and I'm not comfortable messing with permissions when System is the owner. Any suggestions about how to stop this annoying message?