The Great Wall GW600 4TB SSD keeps interrupting Splinter Cell Remake installation halfway—what’s the proper way to diagnose and fully fix it?

Halfway through unpacking the Splinter Cell Remake installer the Great Wall GW600 4TB SSD suddenly throws a write error and the progress bar freezes. Calmly cancel the install and open disk management. Right-click the target partition, go to properties, and run a surface test—two minor flagged spots appear. Immediately switch to professional storage diagnostics, execute full SMART self-test plus bad-block scan, and spot a brief controller cache table inconsistency. Move to the partition repair module and select remap for affected regions—the system quietly migrates data to healthy blocks. After scanning finishes reformat the install partition as NTFS with TRIM enabled. Back in the installer check the skip-existing-files-verification box and resume from the breakpoint. The remaining portion completes noticeably 17% faster than expected. On first launch after install the main menu loads without any hiccups. To prevent future issues go into power management and disable drive sleep so the controller never loses power mid heavy write. The whole repair takes under 25 minutes, the large SSD returns to full health, and the game installs completely.