anotherwindowsuser
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Hi,
I shrank the windows 10 partition on my laptop which was using a new as in unused, but 10 year old hdd, it showed these errors, quite a lot, saying "Failed to rad disk, error 2453 LBA6495272
The software I used was called MiniTool Partition Wizard
Is this a dud disk then? windows 10 finds no errors on normal checks but I haven't run the chkdsk program for read/write errors.
I shrank the windows 10 partition on my laptop which was using a new as in unused, but 10 year old hdd, it showed these errors, quite a lot, saying "Failed to rad disk, error 2453 LBA6495272
The software I used was called MiniTool Partition Wizard
Is this a dud disk then? windows 10 finds no errors on normal checks but I haven't run the chkdsk program for read/write errors.
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You are right.
With an increasing number of failing sectors I would replace it right away. Seatools is always a good starting point to getting an idea of overall condition of old harddisks.
With an increasing number of failing sectors I would replace it right away. Seatools is always a good starting point to getting an idea of overall condition of old harddisks.
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I ran the chkdsk /r command it took 1.5 hours and althoguh it reffered to itself as fixing, I dont know if it actually found errors or not as there was no official report?
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It's a Toshiba will it still run? I just remembered the smart drive feature, that should list bad sectors.Run the seatools as provided by seagate, that is the best test.
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Do you think it would still run on windows ten is says for compatibility:
- Windows 8
- Windows 7 32- and 64-Bit
- Windows Vista 32- and 64-Bit
- Windows XP
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The annoying thing is its a unused hddFailing sectors on a HDD is fairly normal. Chkdsk should be able to identify them, relocate data and mark them as bad.
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