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client's System Event Log (Windows Vista Business) and foundError - Event ID 7 - disk (The device has a windows xp network troubleshooting bad block) that happens every day 1-2 times for more than a month. According tothe article http://www.microsoft.com/technet/support/ee/transform.aspx?ProdName=Windows+Operating+System&ProdVer=5.2&EvtID=7&EvtSrc=disk&LCID=1033: "Explanation The device has a bad block of memory, which Windows attempted to read. The data http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_xp-performance/in-event-viewer-system-log-there-are-repeated-disk/82dfe659-5ff2-45d9-bbc6-93c522135538 might be missing or corrupted. User Action If this event is logged regularly, replace the hard disk drive." However, when I go to Control Panel-System-Device Manager-Disk Drive-Disk C - I read "Device is working Properly"In addition, in Control Panel-Administrative Tools-Computer Management-Storage-Disk Management I read "Disk 0-Heathy".System has only Disk C, no disk in CD/DVD drive or USB.I do not know what to recommend my https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/0ded5004-0554-43e3-94db-72a0f71c6211/event-id-7-disk?forum=itprovistaapps customer. Shall he replace the disk according to Event ID recommendation, or ignore it and rely on Healthy status? Please advice, or share your thoughts about this dilemma. Thanks Saturday, January 30, 2010 2:26 AM Reply | Quote Answers 1 Sign in to vote You may want to check S.M.A.R.T. data on the hard drive in question. This should provide information about hard drive's health and status according to the device itself. The S.M.A.R.T. data can sometimes be read in BIOS or in diagnostic utilites that may come with the PC (if it's Dell for example the built-in diagonostic tools are capable of reading S.M.A.R.T. data).You may also use a freeware utility for Windows called Speedfan to access the information.If the drive is failing according to S.M.A.R.T. then it's time to replace it. Even though you can mark the "damaged" portions of the disk and make operating system no to use them, it's likely that this "hole" will get bigger. Marked as answer by Dale QiaoModerator Monday, March 08, 2010 2:57 AM Sunday, February 07, 2010 1:47 PM Reply | Quote 0 Sign in to vote Thanks, I was going to try
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How to Fix Event ID 7000 Error Event ID error 7000 is often caused by issues in Windows Registry. To avoid entire system corruption it is recommended that you immediately fix error 7000. Download the recommended scan to fix issues in WIndows Registry. Error 7000? Download Error Scanner What Causes Event ID Error 7000? Event ID error 7000 is often caused by issues in Windows Registry. To avoid entire system corruption it is recommended that you immediately fix error 7000. Common Symptoms & Associated Problems Symptoms and problems of Windows error 7000 include: Problem in running Windows programs and services, slow PC performance, system freezes and crashes. Repair Difficulty - Easy It is easy to repair Event ID error 7000. Simply download the Intel Software Partner tool Reginout from the link given below to conduct repair scan in your PC. Follow the download instructions, install and run scan. Detailed Manual Instructions to fix this Error in your PC (Windows 8, Windows 7, Vista and XP) This error appears at any time; not limited to a particular activity. Windows in general fails to start a service and apparently results in event id 7000 error. This article is meant to provide the best troubleshooting techniques. Solution Steps Check Event Viewer Logon as Administrator Update Windows Restart the Service Configure Logon information for Service Use Group Policy Editor Check Event Viewer Event Viewer is a best platform to view logs and error reports. It’ll help diagnose the problem easily. Click Start | Control Panel. Click Administrative Tools | Event Viewer | Windows Logs. Click Source to view all the detailed diagnostic information about the problem. Logon as Administrator This first thing you need to do is to log-in to your system as an administrator. Log-off the active session and re-login with the administrator user account with valid password. Update Windows Windows Updates come with new bug-fixes. Do install new updates on a regular basis and keep your computer up-to-date. Click the Start button. Type “Windows Update” in the Search Box. Search new updates and download them automatically. Restart the Service You may receive the error message when the application service is not running. A service required by the application might be stopped. Re-start it to get rid of this issue. Click Start | Control Panel. Click Administrative Tools | Services. Right click concerning service, select Star