Identifying Solid-State Drives
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How to check which SSD you have
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The easiest way to identify your SSD is to examine the label attached to it or check its box.
The Terminal in Windows 11 is a powerful tool that lets you execute various commands to view the drive details.
If you cannot boot into the OS, you can use the BIOS to identify all the drives connected to your system.
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