Windows 10 Disk SMART error pop up warnings.

I had a problem with one of the hard drives on my system where the spin up time fell below the threshold. Windows issued a pop up window advising the drive could fail soon. The error was based on the drive reporting a bad SMART value. I began moving my data over to a safe location and the windows pop up error kept returning. Frustrated with the ongoing warnings, I clicked a box in the pop up window to keep windows from flagging the error again. That worked and I’ve since removed the failing drive from the computer. Now of course I’d like to have the windows pop up warnings restored to the default settings so I can be warned if a new SMART error occurs in the future. I can’t figure out how to do that. Can someone help with this?

Can anyone help with this? I'm Still looking for some help.

Not a bios setting.
When the hard drive reports a SMART error, Windows 10 generates a pop up warning that the drive may fail. The pop-up warning includes a check box that says something like: “Do not warn me about this again.” Sure enough, after checking the “Do not warn me….” box, I got no more pop-up warnings. Now that my HDD problem is resolved, I want to disable the “do not warn me about this” feature but I don’t know where to find this. That’s my dilemma. I would appreciate any guidance on this.
Thanks

I'm not sure , but look under 'System' , 'Settings' , 'Notifications' , is there an option there that's toggled off?

Thanks. I checked there and it looks like all of the settings are the same. The only heading that looks like it might control this kind of message is under "Windows Feedback" and all those settings are "on."

Ok , look under Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Administrative Tools\Task Scheduler

In the sub-section 'Task Scheduler Library' , 'Microsoft' , 'Windows' , 'DiskDiagnostic' there is 'Microsoft-Windows-DiskDiagnosticResolver' , is it disabled?

Is it possible you have only canceled the warnings for that particular drive? In other words, a new problem on a different drive might still give you the warning? That might explain why there doesn't seem to be a setting to restore the function. Just a thought.

Thanks for chiming in Spike. I suppose in theory if not practice, this is possible. SMART drives do report their serial # so I guess this could be stored somewhere like maybe the registry for later query. Just speculating here, but maybe the Diagnostic Policy Service queries the registry for any serial #s' excepted before triggering the task!? I dunno but if nobody figures this out or knows more about this than I do, then i'll have to assume I'm good to go for any new SMART errors.
I have to admit it was nice to be warned about my drive sliding downhill in time to protect myself before it hit bottom!