older HDDs are more resistant to demagnetization compared to modern 2.5" laptop HDDs?
demagnetization is the leading cause of data loss and corruption in long-term archiving data?
A surface test of my hard disk with some partition tools showed one or more bad sectors.
How can I find out exactly which of my files allocated space these bad sectors in the past?
....and which are now corrupted?
I have heard that a "chkdsk" run could repair/exclude these bad sectors...
just wanting to run this past you guys … this post is straight from our good friends at bleepingcomputer.com … and the issue is in regards to the inherent vulnerabilities with current ssd-drives.
i don't have much to say, since i do not own an ssd-drive …...
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Hello, can you help please, my reliability monitor is not working, it runs as per the schedule but does not produce any data, my problems started recently following a small corruption with the library docs, this corruption caused the R/monitor to run continuously, I rectified this error with a...
Fixes an issue in which data corruption occurs in SQL Server databases. This issue occurs when a memory range is accessed by the SetFileIoOverlappedRange function and an I/O operation in SQL Server on a computer that is running Windows Vista, Windows...
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Fixes an issue in which data corruption occurs in SQL Server databases. This issue occurs when a memory range is accessed by the SetFileIoOverlappedRange function and an I/O operation in SQL Server on a computer that is running Windows Vista, Windows...
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Fixes an issue in which data corruption occurs when one user updates a shared file in Windows 7 or in Windows Server 2008 R2. This issue occurs when the shared file is opened by mutiple users who are using the SMB Version 2 protocol from remote computers.
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As the title says, when I restart my laptop (acer aspire 3810t, upgraded from Vista 32-bit to 7 64-bit) files that have been recently edited/accessed will still be on the hard drive, although appear as 0 bytes (I'm not sure whether they are still using the same space on the disk as the problem...
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If an external USB HD is used for just backups is it really necessary to defrag it? I mean backups of pics movies etc where you are basically adding files. I've got one that has got messed us a few times and I suspect it may be the defrag. It's a WD My Book Pro II 1T. It showed a message drive...
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I heard that Windows 7 runs pretty good on systems a few years old, so I thought I'd give it a try for the heck of it on mine. I'd like to dual boot with XP, with XP still being the primary OS I use. At some point, whether it's a couple weeks later if I end up not liking it, or in March...