MacBook PRO Late 2013 S.M.A.R.T. problem

[Paraelement]

Hi,
I have rMBP late 2013. When trying to install OS Mojave system shows me information that ssd disk reports s.m.a.r.t. error and I can't use to install system. I have erased partition but it didn't help. I tried to install oryginal (Maverick) system and get same information.

Windows 10 runs perfectly and doesn't report any errors. Until yesterday Mac OS High Sierra also worked properly.

I have 1TB disk and want same or larger capacity. Is there any way to disable s.m.a.r.t.? Or maybe working solution to replace this disk with third party disk?

Thanks in advance for help.

 

[JMVB]

Try clone the disk from another working mac

 

[theman510]

I'm having the same issue on the same computer, 2013 MBP. I'm not very technical and have no idea how to do what JMVB said. I don't have another Mac?

Can't install Mojave. Any solution to this?

 

[maclady62]

I'm having the same issue on the same computer, 2013 MBP. I'm not very technical and have no idea how to do what JMVB said. I don't have another Mac?

Can't install Mojave. Any solution to this?

[doublepost=1542343581][/doublepost]I just got a new Mac book air. I have an early 2013 Mac book pro running El Capitan. I'm thinking of upgrading the pro but am afraid if won't work well. How does it work for anyone of of you who've tried it?

 

[deadworlds]

Could this issue be related to the TRIM feature needing to be enabled?

https://www.cnet.com/how-to/installing-ssd-on-mac-trim-mistake/

Trim reportedly informs the OS about bad blocks on the ssd, much how s.m.a.r.t does for a traditional hard disk.