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Hi,

 

Doing a backup and it says it can't read some of the drive. I've had no errors using XP in normal usage, just backing up.

 

Can anyone suggest a good hard drive diagnostics to run to check my drives?

 

Thanks

 

Vijay

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Have you tried running chkdisk ?

 

Run it first without telling it to fix so that you guage what the problem is....

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Hi Tony,

 

Just ran it and it found some segmants unreadable.

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Cheers. How do I do that?

 

Just read a few pages from Google and it suggests the HDD is failing??

It could be - see how many bad sectors you've got and take it from there... take a back up now though, a drive can go pretty quickly if it's failing.

 

If the sector is physically damaged, it will be marked as bad - ok if it's just the odd one, but not good if it's the beginning of the end!

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Taken a back up but there's a couple of files (pictures) it can't access.

 

Ran chkdsk/f and it booted back up into windows without stopping/reporting any errors. Chkdsk is still saying there's errors :(

 

Is there anything I can do or should I replace the drive?

 

Cheers

 

Vijay

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