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• Satellite L20-214 - isolate bad sectors on the HARD drive?

  Dear Sir

  My laptop fell off my table leading to serious hard drive problems. The hard drive now has some bad sectors that can be repaired with the chkdsk command. I managed to get my data on an external hard drive. Despite the bad sectors, I can reinstall it however from the recovery cd. Starting after that time consuming (1.5 hours) and after starting Windows I get the error messages from programs that cannot be started. It's the same thing after each reinstall. My guess is that the recovery disk writes data on the same spot every time both on bad sectors.

  I was wondering if theres a way to fix or even isolate bad sectors on the disk, so I can continue to use my laptop.

  Your help is very appreciated.

  Hello

  You can try HDD Regenerator 1.61 (HDD Regenerator is a unique program for regeneration of physically damaged hard disk drives. It does not hide bad sectors, it really restores them).
  However, the best way is to buy a new hard drive :)

• Satellite P10-304: bad sectors on the disk - how to fix?

  My drive HARD drive bad sectors developed and replacement needs, does anyone know how to do this?

  My model is a P10-304.

  In addition, Windows will not start upward in my old HDD because of bad sectors and the drive is protected by Norton and back, does anyone know how to bypass or disable round trip

  Hello

  I found these tips how to disable the Norto Go Back tool.
  You can uninstall it from your computer, disable GoBack to your laptop press 'space' GoBack screen button and select the option "disable" GoBack.

  Follow these steps:
  1. reboot your computer.
  2. when the Norton GoBack splash screen appears, press the SPACEBAR.
  3. in the Norton GoBack boot menu, click on disable.
  A message informs you that disable Norton GoBack erases history and you will not be able to run the hard drive or hard disk restore advanced restore until Norton GoBack is turned back on.
  4. click on Yes.
  5. click on continue.
  Your computer restarts automatically, and Norton GoBack is off
  After restarting the laptop, I recommend once again using the following key: CTRL + ALT + G.
  Immediately press on and hold the keys Ctrl + Alt + G after restarting the laptop you. A message you giving the possibility to force the removal of GoBack master boot record. Press F to force the removal of GoBack master boot record.

  If failure of keys Ctrl + Alt + G in the first time then try this again for three or four times until you get the prompt to remove the master boot record of GoBack.
  Finally, restart the computer.

  To fix bad sectors on the HARD drive, you could boot from the XP CD to use the console of "repair".
  And then use the CHKDSK /p command to repair the bad sectors.

  Good luck

• y at - it another program which marks bad sectors on the hard drive, so I can continue to use my hard drive?

  Windows 7 does not support fdisk more is what im saying.  y at - it another program which marks bad sectors on the hard drive, so I can continue to use my hard drive?

  OT:

  Fdisk

  Hello

  Running checkdisk (chkdsk) will mark bad sectors. Utility of these manufacturers
  It will be even better.

  Check the hard disk for errors, health, bad sectors in Windows 7 / 8 / 10
  http://www.thewindowsclub.com/check-your-hard-disk-for-errors-in-Windows

  Bad sectors explained: why hard drives get bad sectors and what you can do about it
  http://www.howtogeek.com/173463/bad-sectors-explained-why-hard-drives-get-bad-sectors-and-what-you-can-do-about-it/

  The manufacturer Diagnostic utilities.

  (The old 302602 links isn't now valid for Diagnostics links).

  Manufacturer diagnostic utilities - run one to your hard drive
  http://www.techsupportforum.com/hardware-support/hard-drive-support/462298-no-IDE-device-found.html

  Corrected list dated 06/09/2010

  Fujitsu hard drives: utility of diagnosis here
  http://www.Fujitsu.com/EMEA/products/HDD/

  Hitachi hard drives: utility of diagnosis here
  http://www.HitachiGST.com/support/downloads/

  IBM hard drives: use Hitachi utility *.

  Toshiba hard drives: use Hitachi or Maxtor utilities

  Maxtor hard drives: Diagnostic Utilities here (now SeaGate)
  http://www.Seagate.com/www/en-us/support/

  Quantum hard drives: use the Maxtor utilities

  Seagate hard drives: here Diagnostic utilities
  http://www.Seagate.com/www/en-us/support/downloads

  Conner hard drives: use the Seagate utilities

  Hard drives Samsung: utility of diagnosis here
  http://www.Samsung.com/global/business/HDD/

  Hard drives Western Digital: utility of diagnosis here
  http://support.wdc.com/product/download.asp?lang=en
  Trial versions of one of these 'might' help.

  SpeedFan
  http://www.almico.com/sfdownload.php

  HD Tune
  http://www.hdtune.com/

  I hope this helps.
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  Rob Brown - Microsoft MVP<- profile="" -="" windows="" experience :="" bicycle="" -="" mark="" twain="" said="" it="">

• Bad sectors on the hard drive; help to isolate or repair

  Hello, recently I discovered that my windows get to slump that closely mimics a gel at a random time. After a lot of research on this topic, I did several diagnostic tests on my laptop and finally reduced to my hard drive.
  The problem is evident for the following reasons:
  • When I tried to run chkdsk/r/f, which is always translated by he stuck to "step 4: check the data in the file" around 70%.
  • When the slowdown occurs, the resource monitor from Task Manager for the disk activity showed 1 KB/s (not sure if this is suspicious)
  • Tried various hard drive diagnostic tools. WinDLG gets blocked for a certain sector, but has never even if I waited for 6 h +. SeaTools for DOS has reported that the hard drive failed the tests. Dell diagnostic tool also pointed out the hard drive, is not the test of confidence in some sectors. Toshiba Diagnostics tool did not work as I could not highlight the readers so he could test.
  Formally, this means that I have bad sectors on the hard drive and I want to know if there are solutions to 'fix' or isolate him rather than replace the hard drive. The hard drive is only a year old and I would like to get as much time as I can with the drive without having to spend on a new.
  In addition, I also came to this post here which seems to reflect the same situation:
  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-performance/trying-to-fix-Chkdsk-from-freezing-at-stage-5-of-5/b8b8d748-3b50-4cff-9a28-9469fcfa3b97?page=1&TM=1325413573002
  However, there are a few parts where I am confused and does not really apply to my situation (for example, meanwhile his stage 5, for me its stage 4). Thanks in advance for any help.

  CHKDSK does not indicate a failing hard drive, it indicates problems with the filesystem (NTFS.sys) hard disk.  I like to repeat because that may indicate more out of trouble (if you get several times CHKDSK repair things, then something else is the cause).

  That's what I'm looking for:
  "Windows has made corrections to the file system."
  Know me mistakes.

  DO NOT use the drivers from the resource CD.  They are overwhelmed when you get them.  Go to the Dell support site and download the latest versions here.

  Unfortunately, unless your highly qualified with a soldering iron on small electric parts, then there is no replacement of the part.  Also unfortunately, there is no test for a motherboard problem, so we have to everything else on the rule.

  If it passes all the tests, it indicates that it passed all tests.  All these tests are software - they can not physically 'see' a hardware problem, but can deduct that it based on the results of the tests.

  I suggest you a few additional tests before start thinking that it's the mobo.  They are Prime95 test and tests stress CPU at this link: http://www.carrona.org/hwdiag.html

  I also suggest another facility 'clean' - just to be sure.  Here's what I propose for a clean install:
  [quote]
  For testing purposes, it is best to install Windows "clean".
  It is, basically, install the way that Microsoft intended (with the drivers from Windows Update).
  This procedure is for Windows 7, Vista is similar (but has 2 service packs)

  You will need your installation/recovery DVD (s) before you start.  Once you wipe the hard drive, there is no going back!

  1 back up all your data.
  It will wipe everything off of your hard drive, so what you want to keep should be backed up elsewhere.

  [b] [u] NOTES: [/ b] [/ u] If this is due to an infection, remember to analyze the data with current antivirus to another system to locate and remove malware.

  2. connect the system to the internet (if the system shows then disconnect from the Internet, do).

  3. use one of these free utilities to wipe the hard drive:
  DBAN (http://www.dban.org/download)
  KillDisk (http://www.killdisk.com/downloadfree.htm).
  This will remove also any partition system - then the intallation/recovery recovery DVD are essential!

  4. install Windows by booting from the installation/recovery DVD - [b] [u] DO NOT change any settings! [/ u] [/ b]

  5 visit Windows Update and get all updates

  6 visit Windows Update and download the Service Pack 1 (normally under important updates).  Read these notes for installing SP1: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2505743

  7 visit Windows Update and get any other available updates

  8. check device for all unknown/disabled devices Manager - if there are unknown disabled devices, secure them with the latest drivers from the website of the manufacturer of the device (not the PC manufacturer)

  9 download, install and update a free antivirus, so it does not get infected during the test (http://www.carrona.org/freeav.html).

  [u] if problems persist [/ u], the problem is probably with your hardware.

  [b] [u] warning: [/ u] [/ b] If you have an Asus motherboard, check the date on the file C:\Windows\System32\driver\ASACPI.sys.  2004/2005 is a problem, 2009,2010 is OK.  Updates are available on the Web from Asus site.

  [b] [u] warning: [/ u] [/ b] If you have a Sony system, make sure that you do NOT have the 2007 version (or earlier) Extension of Firmware of Sony Analyzer (SFEP.sys).  To update this driver immediately!

  [/ quote]

• I bought a whole new office 27 "Mac provided with Adobe CS6. Everything worked like a charm until the 1 TB hard drive, developed a bad sector and the Apple Store reinstalled a new I had extended warranty with them. The recycled player I

  I bought a whole new office 27 "Mac provided with Adobe CS6. Everything worked like a charm until the 1 TB hard drive, developed a bad sector and the Apple Store reinstalled a new I had extended warranty with them. They are recycled the disc immediately (like crazy, I don't ask for this return to get the data off it.) But fortunately, I have all my data on CrashPlan. I downloaded it and it was working fine except that I downloaded it on the desk and not the original location so he had succeed. I also have an external 1.5 TB drive that I wanted to make it bootable, so I installed Mavericks 10.9.3. Then I advanced and installed on disk newly installed too.

  I think that because I have a new reader that adobe thinks, I have a new computer. I bought the 27 "Mac new on Ebay and it came loaded with the software, including CS6. I have a serial number for CS6, but Adobe says that it was not valid. (I've owned CS2 and CS4 now CS6 that came preloaded on the Mac by the seller who told me that the software has been registered for the Mac?

  I'll re - download the backup to the original location but this time (I still don't think that it will work with Adobe.) What can I do about it?

  iMac 27 inches, end of 2012

  Processor 3.2 GHz Intel Core i5

  Memory 32 GB 1600 MHz DDR3

  Graphics  NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1024 MB 675MX

  Software  OS X 10.9.3 (13D 65) @.

  You must contact Adobe Support by chat or phone when you have the serial number and activation problems.

  Here is a link to a page with options to help make contact:

  http://www.Adobe.com/support/download-install/supportinfo/

• Bad sectors on the hard drive

  My neighbor's daughter brought me his cell phone more, g6-1d20ca model. It does not start. There is a loop on the text of recovery. I ran my "CD Boot" (Hiren s) on this topic and saw that the hard drive was littered with bad sectors. The HD is obviously toast. My Question: Is - this acceptable once I replaced the HD to load my version of Win 7 64 bit on his cell phone, but the use of its Windows product key? The part of the recovery of the HD is inaccessible. It's never the disks when she bought the laptop. I then download the drivers and others on the HP website. Is this legally possible?

  Forward to your response.

  Yes, as long as your version corresponds to its key. Like Home Premium.

  You can order a recovery media for about $17 (I ordered last time) of his models support page:

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?OS=4063&LC=en&cc=us&DLC=en&sw_lang=&product=5223311

• CHKDSK reports 4 KB of data in the bad sector after each execution

  Conventional HDD, pata, 2.5 inches.
  CHKDSK reports after each race, there are 4 KB of data in bad sectors.
  It is the system partition, so the command chkdsk always run on the basis of the sequence
  CHKDSK c: /r /f from the Vista installation CD - the Recovery Console.

  Where these regular 4 KB in bad sectors of?
  Should chkdsk not move them once at the table of bad sectors then
  It does not appear in subsequent runs of chkdsk?

  Will, all poorly founded and marked areas such as chkdsk in the past
  be declared in a subsequent analysis?

  My understanding is Yes. Only, I run chksk if I think that a file is corrupted and I need to know why. There is no part of my routine maintenance.

• Bad performance on the reports that were migrated from 6i to 10g

  We 6i migration client server to the report server in 10g and mediocre performance on various reports. Reports that work in seconds in 6i take much more time to run or even time out.
  
  Report server:
  Version 10.1.2.0.2
  initEngine = 1
  maxEngine = 20
  minEngine = 1
  engLife = 1
  engLife = 1
  maxIdle = 30
  
  The reports are called forms of 10 g with the following:
  T_repstr: = '... rwservlet/reports /? Server = rep_aporaapp_frhome1'
  || '& report =' | T_prog_name
  || '& userid =' | T_nds_uid;
  || '& destype = cache'
  || ' & paramform = 'yes '.
  || "& mode = default '"
  || '& desformat = pdf'
  "|' orientation = landscape."
  Web.show_document (T_repstr, '_blank');

  The use of these and have not heard a lot of bad

  Init 1 engine
  Engine max 6
  Engine min 0
  Eng life 10
  MaxIdle 30
  Spot an error
  Replacement of the trace

  I put my report server settings

  SIZE OF CACHE - 700
  CACHE DIRECTORY = (you decide)
  Timeout 120
  Max 120 connections
  The size of the queue Max 4000
  trace options = trace_err
  trace_replace mode trace

• Store Alu2 HARD drive with a lot of bad sectors, how the guarantee

  My external hard drive to StorE ALU2 contains many defective sectors.
  It's my backup drive that is always in a safe.

  How can I determine if I still have warranty and what is the procedure for the guarantee?

  Thanks for your quick response

  Hello

  You mean the logical bad sectors or physical bad sectors?
  Logical bad sectors normall can be restored and difficulty without losing existing data using some tools, but physical bad sectors is not repairable and his need to backup the data to prevent from losing

  As far as I know if you have a hardware problem you should contact the authorized Toshiba maintainer in your country.
  You can also try to talk with garage for a possible replacement.

• Bad sectors on the HARD disk in cell A10 satellite

  Hi all... I use Win XP on an A10 Satellite with 512 MB of Ram.
  The problem is that my pc is too slow after a format I did yesterday.

  After checking the hard drive found some bad sectors... do I have to replace the drive hard and how can I do?
  Do you know how much GB disk can use? Are there restrictions? Thank you!

  If your HARD drive is not dead then you need not to replace the HARD drive.
  Bad sectors can be repaired easily.

  I would recommend doing this;
  Start the console with the command: CMD
  You can then use the command chkdsk/p/r

  This should help.
  There are a lot of programs that could help to repair the HARD drive.
  Google for "HARD drive repair", "HDDBadSectorRepair. The two applications are useful.

• bad sectors on the hard disk, can't find programs or files

  Has worked on my Toshiba laptop and all of a sudden I got these error messages from Windows on bad sectors, cannot find the files...

  Well, I am unable to find programs or files... well explore works and it seem like windows must work because the computer starts.  I have

  did a scan of spybots and of course we found a few things but that's all.

  I had to start a new user account in order to have access to my hard drive and be able to do some repairs... He showed sound quite complete but unable to show all files or these.

  Tried a restore back a week, but it did not work.  A check on the hard disk and say he can do so that the system is in use.  I have nothing running!

  Don't know what to do next... any suggestions

  Thank you for posting a copy of a report of chkdsk on your C partition select Start, run, type "cmd" without the quotes in the box and press ENTER. Type chkdsk, and then press the ENTER key and a report, stating, among other things, a summary of how disk space is used, is provided. If you want a report on a partition or one drive other than C, you need to go to this partition. To access F, where F is the required partition you type F: and press the ENTER key.

  Copies of the reports from a command prompt can be tricky. Right click and select mark. This allows to highlight the selected text, and then click on copy. You will then open Word, Notepad or similar file, right click and paste. The selected text transfers your Clipboard to open the file. You can paste directly into a response message to the majority of the forums.

• Types of bad operand for the binary operator '! =' error

  Hello

  I get the following compilation error:

  types of bad operand for the binary operator '! =';  Firstly, type: oracle.jbo.domain.Date;  Second: null type >

  When I try to compare a Date with null object, for example:

      public static Calendar jboDateToCalendar(Date d) {
          if (d != null && d.getValue() != null) {
              Calendar c = Calendar.getInstance();
              c.setTime(d.getValue());
              return c;
          }
          return null;
      }
  

  I use JDev 12.1.3. running with Java 1.7.0_75.

  Does anyone have an idea? Ever seen this error before.

  Media do not help btw.

  Thank you

  Johannes

  I found the solution. I used only the 'Oracle BC4J areas' library to import the Houston to date data types.

  After adding "Oracle JDBC" such as the library, the errors disappeared.

• When you run a system scan for errors or bad sectors on the hard drive it creates a log file

  If so where is it stored

  Vista Home Premium

  Hello

  CHKDSK (short for Checkdisk)-<-- see="" the="" vista="" log="">
  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/chkdsk

  How to read the log of the event viewer to check disk (chkdsk) in Windows
  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/96938-check-disk-chkdsk-read-Event-Viewer-log.html

  Journal of checkdisk is EventViewer which is easy to read with the 2nd utility here.

  Look in the Event Viewer to see the newspaper.
  http://www.computerperformance.co.UK/Vista/vista_event_viewer.htm

  Control Panel - Classic view - administrative tools - event - left panel - Windows logs Viewer-
  under the above - click on request - in the scroll of the middle column the list indicating the Source-
  Click Wininit - right panel - event Wininit - click event properties - new window will open
  with the journal you want. Scroll as needed. Event ID is 1001.

  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  If you clear the log before planning checkdisk it is easier to find, however by time
  and Date should be pretty easy.

  MyEventViewer - free - a simple alternative in the standard event viewer
  Windows. TIP - Options - Advanced filter allows you to see a time rather
  of the entire file.
  http://www.NirSoft.NET/utils/my_event_viewer.html

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - Microsoft MVP<- profile="" -="" windows="" expert="" -="" consumer="" :="" bicycle="" -="" mark="" twain="" said="" it="">

• Satellite L300 - several bad sectors on HARD drive

  Hello

  I'm very angry with my Satellite L300 - 14G. One morning, my computer refuses to boot Vista, each attempt ended with a crash and go back to the choice of startup (with 'repair my computer', 'safe mode' and 'start windows normally').

  I could save my data with a utility disk and try to "HDD Regenerator V1.71", which located a number of bad sectors on the HARD disk. I decided to put my computer as on the first day with the built-in utility.
  Two weeks ago, the same problem.

  I bought another hard drive and replaced it. Reinstalled Vista and my data... 1 month later... still the same problem (currently HDD Regenerator is scanning and find bad sectors 185!)
  I don't think that would be caused by a virus. I use Nod32 and I don't do anything illegal with my machine.

  Some mistakes seem to be generated every day... until the crash of the OS...
  Anyone have ever seen such a problem?
  (I bought in September 2008... no guarantee more for my machine)

  Let's take a look at your problem:

  -hdd went wrong and you are using a third party program to fix
  + Why don't check you with "chkdsk" and read the smart values of the disc? +
  -you bought another hard drive and after a short period of time the same failure occurs
  + was the new hard drive, a big and cheap or a little and a little expensive? +

  We will analyze what happened to your hard disks:
  -recovery written datas sectorwise back in training > bad sector crashed > and an error occurs
  -second hdd also went wrong > if this isn't a sustainable (expensive) hdd, it went bad because of operation > do you often take your laptop with you?

  This brings me to:
  -check the smart get more information
  -chech crc when reading from another source on the hard drive to verify if the hard drive or the controller or your memory gone bad
  -get a 'good' hdd or spend it on tests
  -make a recovery and everything right after a chkdsk to make sure that the file structure is ok before working with

  I never heard of a disk controller brocken on the motherboard of this distributor - but what I know...