How to Check SSD Health on Windows 10 and 11 Using Built-In Tools and CrystalDiskInfo
Windows 10 and 11 users can check their SSD's condition in minutes without opening the computer. Windows 11 offers a quick drive health readout for NVMe SSDs, while CrystalDiskInfo provides a fuller view of status, temperature, and usage. Built-in PowerShell and command-line options give basic threshold results for those who prefer not to install software. Interpreting SMART attributes requires care, since CrystalDiskInfo shows raw values in hexadecimal by default and they should be converted to decimal first. Health above 90% is considered very good, 80–90% is normal for a drive a few years old, and a steadily declining trend or a Caution status signals the need to back up data.
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