"Power on hours" not being counted on my SSD..?!

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  1. Ranger4
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    I can't see how trying it on another system would change things. The firmware that supplies details of the SSD is tied to the SSD & not the operating system.
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  3. unko
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    That would show If it's an haswell compatibility issue. Not all these ssd have this issue, so either it's defective, either incompatible.
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  4. rvcjew
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    Where are you looking for this information, what does a tool like crystal disk info say?
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  6. unko
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    That's the app I use. There is trim.
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  7. rvcjew
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    unko said:
    That's the app I use. There is trim.
    Sorry it's a old pic. you have nothing shown on the side where it has hours? You could try function/workaround/firmware bug in the menus.
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  8. unko
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    I will look for it. The hours counter is working but not counting normally.
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  10. unko
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    Did you look there? Cause they're just two entry, one foy some Samsung drive, one for "IE8 mode", no clue what it is.
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