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New Topic programming forums Java Java JSRs Mobile Certification Databases Caching Books Engineering Languages Frameworks Products This Site Careers Other all forums Forum: General Computing how to fix bad sectors in hard disk Punit Jain Ranch Hand Posts: 1015 2 posted 3 years ago Hi All, i got bad sectors in my hard drive due to them i am not able to use my laptop, can anyone tell me how can i fix them? i tried hiren boot cd http://jai-fixyourpc.blogspot.in/2011/09/how-to-fix-bad-sectors-in-your-hard.html. but while performing scan on my hard disk i am getting this error: Uncorrectable CRC or ECC error on read Peter Johnson author Bartender Posts: 5856 7 I like... posted 3 years ago About the only way to reliably fix bad sectors on a hard drive is to run the drive manufacturer's sector verification utility which will examine each sector and relocate bad sectors (thus removing them from the available sector pool). Of run the manufacturer's reformatting utility which reformats the disk (back up first - the disk will contain no data after the reformatting). But even those two steps didn't fix one of my drives - I noticed that both utilities had problems when they were about 98% done with the sector scan. So I resized my partition to avoid the last 2% of the disk and have had no problems since then. For a laptop, my recommendation is to get another hard drive and use a drive imaging tool to move you existing data to the new drive. Then place the old drive into a USB enclosure and run the tools on that at your leisure. If the old drive is still usable you'll have a convenient backup drive. JBoss In Action Punit Jain Ranch Hand Posts: 1015 2 posted 3 years ago well i have also tried seatools. drive manufacture utility, but it was not even able to scanned my drive, it was failed in couple of minutes. Does low level formatting fix bad sectors? Paul Clapham Sheriff Posts: 21440 33 I like... posted 3 years ago It isn't necessarily possible to fix a bad sector -- for example if there's a scratch on the surface of the disk, that can't be fixed. Especially by software. However the formatting process is supposed to recognize bad sectors and exclude them from the file system. So essentially as far as the operating system is concerned, once that's done they don't exist. Amit Ghorpade Bartender Posts: 2854 10 I like... posted 3 years ag
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