You're celebrating the death of your HDD? HOW EVIL CAN YOU BE... someone call Peta.
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One simply does not celebrate the death of a storage device.
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I don't remember, but I think it's about 3 years old. Been getting I/O access errors and event 129, In the past this had to do with power settings, and after I fixed that haven't been getting it for a while.
Recently an old game forced several restarts, and I started getting freezes from this again when I play certain videos and stuff. Did a harddisk test. Failed both generic tests while passing the others. Did a chkdsk and saw that it found bad sectors on that specific file and many others. The check on stage 5 took about 3 days and was still on 4%, and I got frustrated and restarted. (couldn't wait 30+ days for that to finish since I already suspected the computer was dying)
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hmmm, yeah, laptop's HDD are a bit more exposed to movement and other physical factors, so usually their lifespans can be shorter. RIP I hope you won't lose anything in the transfer process.
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You and I both, buddy. Not only is one of my internal HDD's dying, but one of my external HDD's as well. The internal's all backed up, albeit with some minor data corruption (it's at 9% health right now), but I've already ordered three 1TB replacements that I'll be picking up tomorrow. :)
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Thank you! :)
It's the only Seagate HDD I have, and the brand has been seriously under fire for failures in short periods of time and low manufacturing quality. Thankfully, this one lasted me over 4 years, if I'm not mistaken, so it's likely it's just old age. :3
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Still in obligatory mourning period, so haven't read the will. But between you and me, I hope it bequeathed all 1TB to me and not to some charity or someone else. Also, I have a new stronger and exotic one ready to take it's place; waiting on her getting here and paperwork. So I think I'll be too busy with the new one for a eulogy. Living gotta move on right?
Will potatoes suffice as refreshment?
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From my experience, WD is really good. My WD HDD lasted for over 4 years. I had Toshiba HDD but it was really bad. It had bad sectors after 1 year. It was cheaper. But well, reliability > price.
Currently I'm using Seagate. I haven't encountered any problem. I've been using it for 2 or 3 years.
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Yay! My HDD is dying slowly. Bad sectors appearing and all that. Luckily it still works so I'm in the process of backing up data, and waiting for new hdd and USB flashdrive to setup Windows install drive.
To commemorate, decided to make my first train, albeit a crappy one. LV3+
Let's hope the swap and reinstall works.
Ticket
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