Error message on both my HARD drive at startup

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• Several error messages... HARD drive may be bad?

  I'll try to do this as no confused as possible.  Almost a week ago, I had a .sys file go bad on my Vista pc.  Re-installed windows.  Today, I was in the middle of a game and it crashed gives me a blue screen with an error of paging file and perhaps said a driver of command was bad (I don't take to take a break and read entirely at the time).  Reboot the pc and it says windows does not start.  Restart using the disc repair system, ran, and he informed me that he fixed something in the hard drive and run the control disc.  It started but I tried to click on all programs informed me that a device was bad.  So I put it to run chkdsk when it restarted, and he says that he was unable to open the drive.  Now whenever I reboot I get a blue screen or error message different each time that involve a driver or a bad camera.  OK fine I'll just reinstall windows again and format the HDD.  After several attempts, I finally get to start the installation of windows and mid install, I got a blue screen with error PFN_LIST_CORRUPT.  Should I throw in the towel and recognize that the drive is bad?  All except one error messages involve bad drivers or external devices, but I have no device, except the keyboard and mouse attached.  Maybe potential virus?   It crashes when I try to enter the BIOS, almost forgot to mention that.

  If you want to get to the bottom of the problem, you go through stages of diagnosis, eliminating what it cannot be. The logic to do first are those that don't cost you money by, for example, to buy a new hard drive.

  If you ran the diagnostic memory microsoft from a bootable CD or floppy, and then get the best test to use the T option and test each stick individually.

  If you have another hard drive that you can use then it would also be proper diagnosis to try it to see what happened. Can put you the suspect drive in another PC, download and run the diagnostic disk from the manufacturer in this regard?

  If not all get too much for you then I suggest take the PC to a local repair shop, ideally one that you can get a recommendation on.

  I can't pass comment on your experience Ubuntu except to say that if it is a hardware error it will not go away, simply because you are using Ubuntu.

  Tricky

• Work around the Error Message with an encrypted hard drive?

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  In Windows, we have a built-in feature to the disc, called BitLocker encryption. You can use it too. Check out the link for more on this topic.

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• New error message after upgrading the hard drive and operating system installation

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  I replaced the hard drive and was able to install the CD recovery successfully. I replaced a 200 GB with a 250 GB. Everything booted up ok, however, I made up the internet and has been advised that I am successfully connected to the internet, my laptop shuts down: and restarted with a Long written below in bold error message. The Message reads:

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• We get an error "D: / is not accessible." a device i/o error"when trying to access hard drive

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  I am not able to access my hard disk.windows that says: -.

  "D: / is not accessible." an i/o device error. "

  I also tried chkdsk but it says that it is not directly operatable.

  Hi Rishanpc,

  Thanks for the post. I am sorry to hear that you found a mistake "D: / is not accessible." a device i/o error"when trying to access hard drive.

  I imagine the inconvenience that you are experiencing. I will definitely help you with this.

   

   

  To help you suggest several steps to solve the problem, I would appreciate it if you could answer the following questions:

  1. have you checked if the cables are connected properly?

  2 what is an internal hard drive or external?

  3 have there been recent changes made on the computer before the show?

   

  The most common cause of a non-accessible i/o error is a disconnected cable. When the computer tries to access a device, and it's no response after several tests, it will generate this error. Another common cause is when a program tries to access a file that has been removed or eliminated.

   

  Disconnected Hard Drive/cable misconfiguration

   

  Internal hard drives require a specific set up. IDE hard disks can have only one master. If another hard drive has its defining together correctly pin code, a user is perhaps not able to access the data, and he will receive a message that the drive are not available. Cables come off inside the case of the computer also cause a not accessible i/o error. The user can correct this problem by opening the case and attach the data cables for each drive safely at the back of each drive and the motherboard.

   

  You can follow the steps below and check if it helps.

   

   

   

  a. go to "Control Panel" in the start menu and choose 'performance and Maintenance '.

  b. click on 'System' then go to the Hardware tab and click on "Device Manager."

  c. find the device that records an error by developing the appropriate category nodes. If the device has a red "X" on the icon beside its description, the hardware is disabled; Go to step d to activate it. Otherwise, go to step e.

  d. go to the general tab and click on "Activate the device" found in the device status section. then press 'OK '. (Note: you may need to follow the guests, as indicated via an assistant of favorable device.) If you do, continue to click "Next" and follow the instructions until the process is complete.) Test the equipment. If an error is displayed, go to step e.

  e. click the general tab and click "Troubleshooting" found in the device status section and then press 'OK '. Follow the prompts to fix the problem. If an error is still displayed, go to step f.

  f. click the driver tab and click on 'Update driver'. Follow the instructions until the process is complete and then to test the equipment.

   

   

   

  Your response is very important for us to ensure a proper resolution. Please get back to us with the information above to help you accordingly.

• Error message: Teredo Tunneling Pseudo-Interface driver must reinstall

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  Original title: Error Message: Teredo Tunneling Pseudo-Interface driver must reinstall .__Not able to find this driver on the Microsoft Web site.

  Hi Tony,.

  ·        When and where exactly you see the error message?

  ·        You did changes to the computer before this problem started?

  You can follow the steps below and try to reinstall the drivers and see if it helps.

  a. Click Start.

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  I hope this helps. Let us know the results.

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  Microsoft technical support.

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• Getting error while creating partitation on hard drive

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• Re: Satellite L500-202 - Bios error! in front of HARD drive

  I have a laptop Toshiba Satellite L500-202.
  I tried to reinstall Win 7 on it, but I can't install it and display an error message from the Bios.

  In the configuration of installation a menu! in front of the HARD drive.
  What is the problem?

  Best regards
  Abbas

  Hello

  Please try to configure the default BIOS by using the F9 key in the BIOS.
  To access the BIOS F2 press immediately after the laptop is turned on.
  Then press f9 and save changes

  I recommend that you test the HARD drive as well... use a tool called 'Test of fitness Drive' for this...

• Satellite L750 - receive messages from ordinary this HARD drive is about to fail

  I have a laptop of PSK2YA - 04K 010 L750 Satellite.
  I get regular messages that my hard drive is about to fail.
  I backed up all my important stuff.
  I did not the recovery discs until I started getting these messages.
  I've been able to create a windows repair disc & also recorded an image of the hard drive on an external hard drive with no problem.

  I bought and installed a Western Digital 750Go WD7500BPKT hard drive replacement.
  I tried to do a system restore using the image I created on my external hard drive
  "I get the following message appears a few seconds after the start of the reimage" the operation failed because of a device error encountered with the source or the destination. (0x8078012D)

  I reassembled the original hard drive & make a set 4 DVD discs using the Toshiba Recovery shortcut.
  I put the Western Digital drive HARD back in & run these discs. Disk1 ran right to the end, then put in disk2 wouldn't do anything, the drawer of the DVD would keep opening asking me to put in the disk.
  Don't really know where to go now & am hoping to get a few ideas from people in the know or have been here before.

  HHHHeelp please

  > I tried to do a system recovery using the image I created on my external hard drive

  How did you create this image?

  > I put the Western Digital drive HARD back in & run these discs. Disk1 ran right to the end, then put in disk2 wouldn't do anything, the drawer of the DVD would keep opening asking me to put in the disk.

  It looks like the 2nd disc can be read correctly or the 2nd disc was not created correctly.

  I first recommend you to clean the lens of the laser of the reader of CD/DVD alcohol or cotton tip.
  Then try to run the installation by using the recovery disk once more.
  In case this isn't possible, your recovery disk is defective.

  If the recovery disk that is faulty, you have an option to order here:
  http://backupmedia.Toshiba.EU/landing.aspx

  The 2nd option would be clean Microsoft Windows disk usage.
  Missing drivers may be downloaded from the Toshiba UE driver page.

• 03F1 error hard drive at startup

  Hello guys

  Yesterday my friends and I were watching a movie on my laptop via a projector and all of a sudden it freezes, I've tried a few things (Im not completely reduced tech = P) but could not release it so I had to scramble the power button to turn it off and now everytime I restart it it gives me a screen front harddrive error screen (where the little colored balls dance and make the logo of the) window) to boot windows 7. He tells me the error is the number "03F1" and asks me to run the diagnostic, but every time I run it is stuck at 0% (I waited about 35 minutes, did not move a single percentage). After a few times, I just ignored the message and left without running diagnostic tests and my computer booted up fine... it doesn't seem to be a mistake.

  HP disk hard diagnosis is therefore out of the question, I went to run a few others offered by windows, the online version of the hard drive diagnosis and the results were very good... nothing seems to be tested in my hard drive and my computer is running without problems. However whenever I start I have to deal with this stupid screen and hitting a few keys for my pc at startup (I tried the diagnostic hard drive in the BIOs, it gets stuck at 00 as well for some reason any).

  Any ideas? I came across this post on the internet which is almost exactly the same as mine, I really want to get rid of this stupid screen if I do not have a hard drive failure... I mean that my laptop is like only 1 year.

  Any help is greatly appreciated!

  Good day
  Derg

  Hello

  Ignore my last post

  The hard drive on the link below would be a good replacement.

  1 Tb hard - computer laptop

  The process of replacing the hard drive is detailed from Page 48 of your & Maintenance Guide.

  Once this is done, simply use your recovery DVD to reinstall the operating system on the new drive.

  If you do not have your recovery discs, try the link below to see if you can order a replacement.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c00810334

  If you have a problem with the link above, order them directly from HP here.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Unknown device message to an external hard drive USB... supposed to be plug-and-play

  I have a Western Digital external hard drive, 1 TB, I installed a PCI 2.0 card when I couldn't device works.  This has resolved nothing.  When I attach the hard drive, it does appear a message that says that the device is unknown.  I don't know how to fix the problem manually.  I contacted western digital, but be plug-and-play they provide drivers for their products and have referred me to your website.  Please help, its nothing more than an expensive paper weight at this point.

  Hi mgregurich,
   
  I suggest you try the following steps:
   
  Step 1: Find the error code in Device Manager

  1. open Device Manager by clicking the Start button, click on the Control Panel, clicking system and Maintenance, and then clicking Device Manager.

  If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

  2. in Device Manager, look for the USB device, and then double-click the device name.

  3. under the gaze of general tab for the status of the device for any error code indicated.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/get-help-with-Device-Manager-errors
   
  Step 2: Run the fixit provided in the link below.
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/tips-for-solving-problems-with-USB-devices

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  If the problem persists,

  Step 4: Replace the USB controllers.

  First of all, please disconnect all USB devices and then perform the following steps:

  1. click on 'Start', type device manager in the search bar and press "Enter." If necessary, click on continue.

  2. in Device Manager, double-click to expand the "USB Bus controllers", right-click on the "host controller", click "Uninstall" and click "OK".

  3. Repeat step 2 to uninstall all items under 'USB Bus controllers'.
   
  Then, restart your computer and windows vista will automatically reinstall all USB controllers.

  If the problem persists, please contact western digital for assistance.
  http://support.wdc.com/

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  Ajay K
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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