Strange problem with SSD

[NeddHelpPlz]

The other day out of the blue, the laptop rebooted itself while a program was running. When it turned the pc back on, the words S.M.A.R.T test warning appeared.
Searching the net, I found out that it was an SSD problem, but by doing checks to all components I did not get any error messages, specifically windows was telling me that everything was intact.
I had recently done the latest windows 11 update, is it possible that this is what is causing the problem?
Also, is it normal that I get this error message (S.M.A.R.T) when I start the pc despite the fact that the hardware checks all give positive responses?

[Bruce]

SMART is a drive monitoring process drives have done for generations.
it is suppose to pre-warn you of pending faults with your drive.
it’s usually not too bad at doing this but is by no means the be-all-and-end-all in saying when a drive will die.

I’d had drives continue to be used 2 years after the initial SMARTR warning came up, and others that have died with no SMART alerts.

but let’s get those SMART figures and see what they say.

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[Rustys]

Download the Standard edition of Crystal Disk Information.

https://crystalmark.info/en/download/#CrystalDiskInfo

Select the ZIP (XP-) to your desktop and uncompress form there. This way there is no software to install.

Post a screen shot of the image example here making sure that your drive that it states in you post is selected.

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[NeddHelpPlz]

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[NeddHelpPlz]

What do you recommend I do? Obviously make a backup! But then what?

[Rustys]

Replace the drive.

Is that the one that has the operating system on?

[NeddHelpPlz]

Yes

[Rustys]

Then you will need to replace the drive and preform a clean install of the OS.
Making sure that the drivers are installed in the proper order.

honestly would not waste time backing up anything from that drive since if the files are corrupted then you will need to perform a fresh install anyways.

This is why users should have a backup process in place prior.

[NeddHelpPlz]

Why do you think it broke down? Why do you think the checks I did on windows give me positive responses? While crystaldisk gives me negative?

[Rustys]

Several things here are a few reasons.
bad circuit board
bad connection
power surge
heat
bad drive to begin with

Why do you think the checks I did on windows give me positive responses?

What checks

[NeddHelpPlz]

Open a command prompt window (from the Start menu), type the command wmic and press Enter.

Then type diskdrive get status and press Enter.

[NeddHelpPlz]

Could the fact that the laptop is also working at night while the charger remains plugged in all the time have contributed to the damage?

[Rustys]

Using the Administrator Command Prompt

Running the same command
wmic

type
diskdrive get status

Post a screen shot of the results

Could the fact that the laptop is also working at night while the charger remains plugged in all the time have contributed to the damage?

Maybe if the charge is going faulty.

Usually, I connect via USB to another system and see if it replicates.

[NeddHelpPlz]

Also, how do I delay the final breakdown of the ssd? Because in spite of everything the laptop seems to work fine, the only thing is the S.M.A.R.T screen when I turn on the computer, otherwise everything else is ok.

[Rustys]

Like @Bruce stated may take the drive long time before it fails or it may fail on the next few minutes.