gfella
12:48 PM - 25 January, 2015
Two hours after I wrote my last post, the SSD died.
Next day I went to the store where I bought it and got a new one, it was still under warranty as it was only 3 months old.
Installed it and copied my backup files and now it's working how it should be, no rewriting.
When I connect my external drive also no rewriting ( nothing changed to that disc).
Just like that.
In a nutshell, I replaced my internal non SSD last year, because it crashed, but before that happened, no rewriting was going on.
I went with a Crucial SSD and after installing the rewriting started and one week later the disk died.
Replaced the Crucial for a Samsung 840 evo but the rewriting still happened, only in SSL not in SDJ, anyway I wanted to stop this, but whatever I tried, it did not help.
Apple hardwaretest or Onyx and other tools all say the SSD was fine and sofar it worked fast and fine except for the rewriting.This tells me something is not working how it should be, and since my files work fine on my Imac with the same version of SSL, I know the problem is not SSL but my disk.
How big is the chance that you install two bad disks? Well, anything can happen as you can see.
So if you still have tag rewriting going on and the steps to fix this did not help you, try another computer first and check your disk.
FYI, rewriting should only happen when you change something to the file, cue point etc, when you eject the file, you see the tag writing at the bottom in the software.
When you reload and eject this file again, there is no rewrite, since there is nothing changed in the file.
