they all say ok one for each drive it means that there are no immediate serious errors that it thinks it can see atleast if any of them say something other than ok then one of your drives could be having issues and you should really replace it if the smart health is not ok it means that something is going wrong with the drive and a lot of times these just get worse and worse over time it's not going to fix itself the other way to check for Drive errors is to go to the command prompt again and run the check disk command by typing in check disk have you pronounced it or rather chk dsk space /f the /f means it's going to also try to repair anything it finds now this is going to search for and try to repair those errors and if you consistently get a lot of errors as a result of this again that may mean your drive is failing and this is why you always want to backup always you don't really know when your hard drive is going to fail it may be sudden but you can generally get an idea if you run these commands and if it gets errors and it repairs them and that's it if you run it again a week later and they're fine that's fine but if you notice that week after week you're still getting errors you might want to get a new drive number eight check the windows files integrity you do this back at the good old command prompt again you type in sfc /scannow this is going to run the system file checker and it will try and find any system files that are missing or corrupted and try to repair them these are specifically files that Windows uses now there are a ton of possibilities for different error messages it could spit back at you so if you get one you're just gonna have to google it for yourself ok just figure it out I'm not going to be able to help everyone with every random error they get because I don't know what they would be anyway I'd just be searching them as well so if you get an error message you're just gonna have to figure it out yourself but at least you know there's something wrong next onto number nine check for memory errors we're doing a lot of checking it's important if you have bad memory it can cause all sorts of weird problems that you would never probably guess has to do anything with the RAM but it probably does now to do this to check the memory you want to go to the Start menu and search for Windows memory diagnostic now be careful because after you do that you don't want to click restart now necessarily unless you actually want to restart right this second you probably would rather click on restart at the next startup and then you can just restart whenever you want and after you restart it's going to boot into the diagnostic tool and should just automatically start doing the memory check and tell you if anything comes up or if you want to get a little bit more advanced you can press fNUMBER_TOKEN while it's doing it and that will change some of the settings but that's not really necessary if you do hit a lot of errors it could mean a couple things it could mean just your RAM isn't seated properly but if you check that it could also mean that one of the sticks is faulty and does need to be replaced if Ram is actually bad replacing it is really the only option because it's typically a hardware issue you're not going to
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