Hard drives need Consolidation - error "Fault.FileTooLarge.Summary."

Similar Questions

• Compatible HARD drive need for my Satellite L655 - 1 6

  Hey everybody,

  my 4 year old Satellite L655 1 g 6 has recently had some problems and the hard drive needs to be replaced.
  Does anyone know about a cheap substitute that should not necessarily be the Toshiba?

  I don't want to do a SSD hard drive, as this laptop is old enough, and the cost for the ssd would not depreciate in the next years.
  Would be very grateful to hear some opinions/suggestions :)

  -Thanks in advance

  In general you need is of 2.5 HARD drive with connector SATA and these drives, you can find in every store of the computer. Pick up some info on the proposed models, capacities and prices so that you can make a decision that you want to buy.
  > I don't want to do a SSD hard drive, as this laptop is old enough, and the cost for the ssd would not depreciate in the next years.
  In my opinion it's the wrong opinion. Using SSD increase you the performance of laptop computer s quickly and were very quick machine. One day if you do not want to use this laptop, you can remove the SSD and put old HDD inside. SSD can be used on the new machine.
  For me, it's the best solution for you.

  Last year I've improved my 4 years old P500 with SSD and I m very happy with it. The price was only 149 Euros. It's OK price. Change the HARD drive is not complicated and you can do it alone.

• When I try to back up my files to an external hard drive I get error code 0 x 8000700020 how to stop what is happening

  Original title: Ox8000700020

  Hi, when I try to back up my files to an external hard drive I get error code 0 x 8000700020 how to stop what is happening

  Double post: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_other-performance/ox8000700020/3c708968-5d37-40dc-97ef-2a44b72ca5fc

  I have merged the new post with the original question.

  -steve

• Replacing hard drive; need to backup Office Outlook 2007 files

  Can someone help me?  I need to backup my data on an external drive that my HARD drive needs to be replaced. It will be available soon and will be a "clean install". "."  How to save and backup my Office Outlook 2007 (pst) files to the external drive and reload the disk hard drive once the technician installs and I reload all the programs?    I found an article stating that I have to change the Outlook data folder to a name I will recognize later.  I did it; tried to follow the steps and it impasse. what I am doing wrong and how can I be sure that data gets saved to disk in position correctly to re - install once I am in service again.

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  You need learn to navigate through folders in Windows Explorer. You can find them in the C:\Users\username\Outlooks files.

  See the following article: How to manage .pst in Outlook files

  How to navigate the folders in Windows Explorer.

  How to copy files to an external hard drive.

  I don't really know what that NTI, but I would not trust this application with your files. Back up your files REGULARLY, it's something you can do already, not only to replace your hard drive. And that means understand where all your important files and using an easy to keep on a separate hard drive backup program.

  = Backup all important files are on two drives separated at all times

  Archives = backup files to a permanent location, such as a CD or DVD, in a location separate from your computer.

• Problem with external hard drive (an unexpected error - 50)

  I've had this problem for a few months now. Sometimes, I can't delete a file from my external hard drive, or export a file to it. The process is impossible, and I get a message "Cannot perform the action due to an unexpected error - 50". Ejecting the disc gives the message "eject impossible because another program can use it." Ejection force becomes the only option. After re-login, the problem goes away, like nothing ever happened.

  The question is not constant, but quite common to become a nuisance, the one I want stopped.

  That's what I think it is (a bad connection with the cable, defective contact), or is this a virus? I need to know.

  The hard drive is 1 TB Toshiba Canvio Basics and is formatted as Mac OS extended (Journalized).

  not a virus, and not only because there is no virus mac at this time.

  negative errors on the discs can be a signal indicating that the file is corrupted or worse still, the drive is failing. While it can also be a problem with the cable or the connector that it commonly goes back on the disc itself.

  Currently, it is recommended that you backup your data if a backup fails, you may need to save what you can manually and sometimes that means go to this folder by folder or file by file

  Use Time Machine to back up or restore your Mac - Apple Support

  All HARD drives (and SSD') eventually fail and while this isn't a your statement you should check the drive with disk utility (Macintosh HD/Applications/Utilities/Disk Utility) after you got what you possibly can off and consider replacing the disk with a new one.

• Pavilion p6-2330: hard drive for the error message failure

  I need to know what to do in response to: "short hard drive DST-Failed", failure ID: 60E3KV - 0007Q 9 - WPTXOK - 60QD03 on a desktop pavilion p6-2330.

  When the computer is turned on, it presents a loop; try to solve the problem, but unable to do so.

  The memory test is 'spent '.

  SMART hard disk check is 'passed '.

  Thank you.

  Hello.

  This 24 character of error codes when generated from the HARD drive test indicates a Smart failure or disk Self Test - in both cases, this means that the drive is defective and must be replaced.

  You always have access to the data stored on the disk? If you do, then save as much information as possible and look for a replacement drive. If the product is still under warranty, you can contact support, but in case you have no guarantee and you would like a guide to replacing the hard drive yourself – please let me know.

  I hope this helps and good luck!

• 10-FC06-0002 - HARD drive recovery disc error load XP and Windows 7 very well

  OK, so I have a Toshiba laptop I want to restore because I had used it for school and he had a lot of things about what I didn't need and turned slowly. Rather than take things one by one, I thought it would be better to start from scratch. I jumped in the recovery discs, I created, restarted the computer and booted from the DVD. I have chosen all the settings to restore the computer to out-of-the-box settings and a time window that says «copy files please wait...» "After that the screen disappeared after 10 minutes or so, another window flashes on the screen for a split second (has not yet the chance to see what it was) and then an error window pops up error 10-FC06-0002. The only thing I can do is shut down my computer, and it does not start after that. After trying several times, I decided to come here.

  I know what you say. "Before coming here, search or something, there are tons of problems like that here." Well, I'm looking, and all the results told me to "make a copy of your drive and see if it works, if not its your HARD drive ' tried to make an exact copy of the disk using a tool to copy DVD of Google, no dice. I tried copy the files from the disc on the desktop on disk, did not work. Copied files on an old thumb drive and booted from it. The same problem. Make one. ISO disk image and it has burned, triggered the error as well. No matter how I try to run the restore files, the same error message prevails. This would point to the hard drive being broken, correct? This is where I get lost, Windows XP installs flawlessly and works faster that any other computer I used it, as well as Windows 7 beta does.

  -------

  Does anyone know a fix to this error so I can restore my computer? Should I order new disks of recovery at Toshiba? How much do cost?

  -------

  I created these recovery disks about a week after the computer is turned on for the first time. The only software on the subject was the preloaded software, Mozilla Firefox, and MSN Messenger. These two programs would have caused corrupted recovery discs to bring?

  THANKS FOR ANY HELP IN ADVANCE! : D

  -----------

  EDIT: Should probably tell you some info on the laptop. It is a Toshiba A200 - AH6, try to restore Windows Vista recovery disks created in the Toshiba Recovery Manager.

  Hello!

  To me it sounds like it's your Toshiba Recovery disk is noisy or something else. It seems that the disc can't be read properly.
  I doubt that s a hardware issue because you tried a XP and Windows 7 disk successfully.
  But as Akuma says that this can happen also due a poor quality DVD media.

  In any case, I think you need to order a new drive Toshiba Recovery directly.

  Finally and above all the software that you have installed (Firefox and MSN) didn t cause corrupted recovery disk. Theoretically, you can install what you want before you create the recovery disk. The recovery disk creator burning a disc bootable with the files in the folder HDDrecovery on the second partition. All programs that you have installed must be installed after recovery again.

  Good bye

• Hard drive not found error

  Hey everybody,

  My HP Pavilion G6 - 1164sa is coming up with an error "Hard drive not found" at the start up. It also makes a clicking sound. have you tried another hard drive to an old laptop in its place and the works, but because it is not the correct drivers installed for this model most things do not work. Need a solution to this? can I order a new hard drive for hp with all the drivers installed?

  Your drivers are posted on your support page > HERE

  You can order a hard drive at HP, but it will be a hard drive Virgin, as well as a new hdd retail except at much higher prices. I would like to replace the hard drive with a > hdd retail.

  If you plan to use recovery disks to reinstall Windows & software/drivers have one that is at least as large a capacity than the original, may be larger, but not smaller. If you have not written a set of recovery discs, you can usually order from HP for a small fee.

  If you can read the Windows 25-character license key attached to the bottom of the laptop there is possibility to download an ISO file, burn it to DVD and install Windows. Then you need to download your drivers on the support site. (Any size hard disk could be used with this option)

• Advice on hard drive recovery, 301 error

  Hi all

  I have a PC HP Pavilion HPE h8 - 1170d which is about 2.5 years or older. The specifications are:

  Intel Core i5 2500 with 8 GB of RAM, 1 TB SATA hard disk. I recently installed a graphics card Radeon HD6670 as the original card gave problems. I've also upgraded to a Cooler Master 500W power supply.

  Other details of my PC are listed here: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c02991104

  Recently, I have known failure linked with the hard disk, indicating error 301. I managed to collect enough (somehow) hard drive and now able to Microsoft to start up and run error checking tool. But I know I'll have to replace it because it's a matter of time before the disk dies hard completely.

  Before I go and buy a replacement hard drive, I hope that I might know the following:

  1. I don't know what version of SATA is my PC using. Can I just specify I want a SATA hard drive and not worry about their version of the SATA?

  2. What is the best way to replace the hard drive from the software point of view? Can I make a copy of the image of my current hard drive, if yes, what is the best way to do it? Sorry, I didn't do this before if you need to ask this fundamental question. It would make sense to connect the new hard drive and then do the image?

  Thank you very much for any help!

  smtan

  Hi smtan,

  A SATA III, disc 6 GB data transfer rates will work.

  Your PC model introduced by HP in 2011. He may have SATA II, but a disk SATA III will be backward compatible. If this is true, you will be limited to 3 GB transfer speeds.

  Another consideration is the size of the HARD drive. You should probably limit the size of 2 TB HARD drive replacement. Your PC probably has a legacy BIOS and your HP Recovery disks may not work on a greater than 2 TB HARD drive.

  You have a few choices on moving or installing Win 7 on your new HARD drive.

  You can clone the existing installation from disc HARD original for HARD drive replacement. You will need to use either: free disk imaging software or buy this software. I heard good things about Macrium Reflect free and free EaseUS.

  You can GOOGLE for other choices.

  Install the disk imaging/software on the source of cloning HARD drive. Install the new disk on your PC.

  Start the cloning software and follow the instructions on the operating system for the new HARD drive cloning.

  See this article for instructions on cloning from one HARD disk to another.

  This article may interest you. Consider buying a replacement SSD. The increase in performance is amazing. Many SSD manufacturers provide software cloning for the purchase. You can also buy the version of the office. This includes an adapter 3.5 inches for the installation of the SSD to 2.5 inches in the HARD drive cage.

  There is a downside if you go SSD. Your HP recovery disks may not work because the replacement SSD will be less than 1 TB. There are ways around this. Please see this forum post on the installation of Win 7 without a disk. Let me know if you are interested.

  Jaco

  I'm not an employee of ch *.

  "" "" Please give a "Bravo, Thumbs Up" If the notice is relevant or "accept as Solution" to help other users of the forum having a similar problem.

  HP products:
  810-150se office
  17 t - j000 Notebook
  H8 1380t CTO Desktop
  560z Desktop

• Hard drive needs to be replaced

  Dell Diagnostics says I need to replace the hard drive.  I have two that is faulty?  The error message is o-s/n-wd-wcatr7339737

  Dell diagnostics (F12 at startup) will tell you which drive has failed.

  If both disks are part of a RAID 0 array, you can consider replacing both of them - they are both the same age and likely came from the same production batch, which means that it is very possible that the other player may not long to live, either.

• My hard drive needs to be replaced

  I launch Pc Diagonostics Dell on Dell site for hard drive & it see the (hard drive works outside normal parameters and must be replaced) then I run full diagonostics & the following error I got are 1. Targeted reading test:-failed (Error code: whd20-84P) 2. SMART self-test runs:-failed (error code: whd16-l2m) should I need to replace the HARD drive.

  Generally, if you have to ask then Yes you should.

• 'Drive needs formatting' error on Windows 7

  Kindly help my hard drive won't open its gives me a message in the format. I have it plugged into my laptop and the hard drive name is showing but not to open it and I need urgent information on the hard drive

  Original title: Mr

  Hello

  Welcome to the Microsoft community. I will certainly help you with the problem you are experiencing.

  Whenever you connect a drive for the first time, Windows 7 installs the drivers, and this error comes up when the file format is different, or when there is error on the disc.

  You can view suggestions posted by Arya S Asok February 13, 2010, at the link below:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-performance/Windows-7-requires-me-to-format-Seagate-FreeAgent/754d64d0-7D13-4A34-B09E-bc2512bfb566

  Important: When running chkdsk on the drive hard if bad sectors are found on the disk hard when chkdsk attempts to repair this area so all available data on this risk to be lost

  In addition, you can also view.

  Formatting disks and drives: frequently asked questions

  Note: Reformat the partition erases all data on the disk. Don't forget to back up data that you want to keep before you start.

  Hope this information was useful. Let us know the results once you have tried these methods. We will be happy to help you further.

  Thank you

• Install windows 7 on the new hard drive getting the error cannot continiue

  I bought a new drive hard seagate from my existing was only 250 gig, so this is a new clean install, I installed the drive hard drive start the computer with the dick of installed Starter, he began to load then I get this error message saying;
  "Update failed due to a stop press unexpected ok to restart the computer." Installation will continue after the computer restarts. »
  However, when you press ok, the machine starts, but continues to display this error message and so am now stuck in a loop. What can I do to stop this, because I am totally confused. I have a second hard drive in the machine, but when it is started, he found the new HDD 1000 GB.

  I am running Windows 7 (64 bit),

  Processor AMD Phenom 11 X 4 3.4 ghz AM3 Quad

  MSI 790XT-G45 AM3 / AM2 + / AM2 AMD 790 X ATX card mother AMD

  Any help would be appreciated

  First chech that the BIOS is configured to use the CD/DVD drive as frist boot device.

  Then remove the old drive and only connect the new drive.

  Start the PC and insert the CD that you created and boot from the CD.  If there is a "Long full" test, which is that you need to perform. Also check the SMART data (look for bad sectors).

  J W Stuart: http://www.pagestart.com

• Replace broken HARD drive: need a

  Hi, I have a desktop HP Pavilion h6310y, Win7(x64). 6 GB ram, 1 TB WD HDD.

  The drive has crashed. He was giving me problems for a while now, but now he's dead. I ran diagniostics standard hp bios on it.

  Error code: BIOHD - 1

  Error: Fail to communicate with the device.

  Contact HP support.

  The computer and the drive is out of hub, so I'll just have to replace.

  I can go to Amazon and buy a.

  But my question is:

  1. do I need a disk with Windows7? (I have no cause).

  The computer would have a partition on the hard disk with it.

  2. I did the DVD of recovery before it crashed, as the system image on the external hard drive. This will be enough to reinstall?

  or I have to order DVD of Win7?

  3. How can I order the DVD if I need one? I wanted to call HP and ask, but they will supposedly, charge me to ask, because I'm out of warranty.

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  Michael

  Hi Michael,

  To answer your questions in order.

  1. everything you need to buy is a new hard drive.

  2. you can use your recovery DVDs to reload the operating system on the new HARD drive, or the best option would probably be to load the Disk Image as this will reload Windows in the exact state wherever it was when the image was created.

  3. If you ever need to, you can order a set of replacement recovery disks using the link below.

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

  If you have a problem with this link, order them directly from HP.

  If you live in the United States, contact HP here.

  If you are in another part of the world, begin here.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Satellite M35X-S149 dead hard drive - need advice

  Hi all.

  My old Toshiba Satellite M35X-S149 had a dead hard drive. I took it for repair, but they said it could not be repaired and they could not recover the information about it.

  I think to be auctioned on eBay for parts only. I wonder if all the data that might be on the hard drive can be hacked somehow. I doubt if there is anything that it doesn't matter who would be able to do anything with anyway, but I would like the opinion of someone who knows more about this kind of thing than me.

  Thanks in advance for any ideas or advice.

  Carla

  Hey Buddy,

  Why you n t remove the HARD drive before you sell the laptop? I would never sell a HARD drive on eBay because some people try to restore the data. If I have a HARD drive that I don't need more, I use it as HARD drive external or I trash because cheap hard drives these days, you get can 500 GB for about 50 Euros.

  Finally, and especially if the HARD drive is really bad, nobody seems so just remove and sell your laptop without HARD drive. ;)