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    help me my hdd

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by MAM2, Nov 13, 2012.

  1. MAM2

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    hi
    i will post photo for my probem help me plrase
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    MAM2, Nov 13, 2012
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  2. Commander Wolf

    Commander Wolf can i haz broadwell?

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    Question: HDD is bad, what should I do?

    Answer: Buy a new hard drive.
     
    Commander Wolf, Nov 13, 2012
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    its not all the time ido escan and its good
    then when the pc lags i do rescan it says bad
    is that virus or something cause if that hardware problem this is will be sad cause the pc is new
     
    MAM2, Nov 13, 2012
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    If it's a new computer, why don't you do an RMA on the computer with whomever you bought it from?
     
    Jarhead, Nov 13, 2012
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    ^^^^^^
    i cant cause my place
    any solution please
     
    MAM2, Nov 13, 2012
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    Huh?

    Anyway, that's your best option. That or just buy a new drive, like Commander Wolf stated. If the drive is still working fine (boots up correctly, functions normally, etc) and you don't want (or can't) replace the drive or RMA, I'd just use the drive as is and just do regular backups in case something does in fact happen.
     
    Jarhead, Nov 13, 2012
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    thank u
    but i want to know is that possible to be a virus or something like that ?
    sorry for my bad language
     
    MAM2, Nov 13, 2012
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  8. Commander Wolf

    Commander Wolf can i haz broadwell?

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    No, this is definitely a hardware issue.
     
    Commander Wolf, Nov 13, 2012
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    oooh
    i forget to say that happend when iam copying 120 gb s from d to c
    but look at this is that normal ?
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    MAM2, Nov 13, 2012
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  10. Commander Wolf

    Commander Wolf can i haz broadwell?

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    Unless it's "good" and always "good" the drive is basically hosed.
     
    Commander Wolf, Nov 13, 2012
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