At any rate, if you're worried about your SSD potentially being hit by this glitch, then the simple fix is to ensure that ...

Your SSD needs to be on the latest firmware to ensure smooth performance. Here's how you update the SSD firmware in Windows.

The root issue behind Windows 11 no longer recognizing some SSDs has reportedly been found. It's due to firmware.

The Windows 11 KB5063878 patch triggered SSD corruption issues tied to pre-release firmware versions, reports confirm.

Intels enterprise-grade reange of solid state hard disk drives as received an important firmware upgrade which now adds support for the "Trim" feature on Windows 7.

If your SSD is causing Windows 11 to freeze and shows 100% usage, update SSD firmware and drivers, repair bad sectors, clean install Windows, etc.

The ADATA Utilities page also allows us to update the firmware easily with the ADATA SSD Toolbox. You can also check for an update for the Toolbox software here.

The update, version 1B2QJXD7, can be easily accessed through the Samsung Magician tool (download) or by visiting the given link.