Did I Break my SSD?


  1. RogerTheAlien
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    Did I Break my SSD?


    I was copying a 750GB HDD to a 128 GB SSD. One of the partitions was 228 GB, and I did not realize it. It copied til the SSD was full, now the SSD comes up as 228 GB and I cannot format it. Did I destroy my SSD? How can I fix this?
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  3. RogerTheAlien
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    Never mind. I fixed it. Download Paragon Partition Manager Free, and click Destroy Partitions option after installation in the Main Menu. I deleted ALL partitions and created one large partition that made the 120 GB drive usable again.
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