The Great Wall P300 2TB SSD keeps failing verification when installing Splinter Cell Remake—what systematic steps can completely resolve it?

Verification fails repeatedly around 70% during Splinter Cell Remake installation on the Great Wall P300 2TB SSD—clearly a read/write anomaly is present. Cancel the install, reboot, then open Disk Management, right-click the target partition and run a full surface scan—the system flags one minor logical error. Immediately switch to Command Prompt as administrator, use diskpart to select the disk and run attributes disk clear readonly to remove any read-only flag. Next open the storage optimization tool, confirm TRIM is enabled, manually force one TRIM pass and reboot. Create a brand-new empty folder as the temporary install path to avoid interference from old residual files. Relaunch the installer, point it to the new temp path, and verification completes 100% without issue. First launch after install brings up the main menu normally with no errors. To prevent recurrence go into power management and disable fast drive hibernation so the controller never glitches during long write-verification phases. The whole diagnosis and fix takes roughly 28 minutes, verification failures are completely eliminated, and the game installs intact.