main hard drive test giving fault

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• Check the main hard drive freezes on Quick Check

  I have a Hp G500 series portable Ubuntu 12.04 running. This morning the case slipped and fell. I check and noticed that the housing has been pressed on the same side as the little light that tells you its reading of the HARD drive, and me being paranoid with my computer, I immediately checked on this subject. The operating system starts fine and the memory test in the checked bios but when I went to check the main hard drive in the bios, it conducted an audit of the fast and then frozen at 2%. I hit ESC, but everything is frozen. < br > < br > I myself have already resigned to the fact that I may need to replace the HARD drive again, but if it can be avoided, I prefer not to spend the money.

  Hello

  Yes, that means you need to replace the hard drive.

• Replacement of main hard drive DV9565EA

  Hello. I have a DV9565ea under Vista. The main hard drive broke down and I need to replace. The c: partition is corrupted and lost, the X: recovery partition works very well.

  Before spending money on it, I did some research and the recovery on the hard drive partition seems to cause a lot of problems. He needs to be there on the replacement drive, but how he do there? The recovery media do not put the partition recovery on the drive, and without it I will not be able to use the CD recovery anyway.

  Can someone please suggest a way to do this? With the right software and a couple of carts to connect two hard drives on another laptop, I can build and copy this partition on a new drive before using the recovery media?

  Or do I have to send the laptop to HP service center? IF Yes, how much it will cost to bring the machine to its original state of work?

  Or just buy a replacement of HP with everything on all hard drive first?

  Thank you very much.

  isab099 wrote:

  Hello. I have a DV9565ea under Vista. The main hard drive broke down and I need to replace. The c: partition is corrupted and lost, the X: recovery partition works very well.

  Before spending money on it, I did some research and the recovery on the hard drive partition seems to cause a lot of problems. He needs to be there on the replacement drive, but how he do there? The recovery media do not put the partition recovery on the drive, and without it I will not be able to use the CD recovery anyway.

  Can someone please suggest a way to do this? With the right software and a couple of carts to connect two hard drives on another laptop, I can build and copy this partition on a new drive before using the recovery media?

  Or do I have to send the laptop to HP service center? IF Yes, how much it will cost to bring the machine to its original state of work?

  Or just buy a replacement of HP with everything on all hard drive first?

  Thank you very much.

  Is the BIOS drive test or HP Support assistant tell you that the disc is no longer usable? Is the most important question that you must answer.

  Why you do not have downloaded and used the utilities in a Vista repair disc?

  All he needs to do is identical in terms of 32 or 64-bit. Run chkdsk /f and sfc/scannow might address the issues you have with your current drive (unless HP Support Assistant has informed you that it should be replaced).

  If you have another PC or laptop and can connect the laptop go to him as a slave with either a USB / eSATA external drive housing or by connecting it to the inside, then you can copy the partition recovery and clone on the new portable hard drive. Use a cloning utility to do this.

  Yes, you can use the recovery without the recovery partition disks.

  Your laptop series supports all SATA hard, 9.5 mm (2.5 in.) drives and SSDS. Buy a local or online retailer. It is recommended to keep the capacity of the new drive less 1.5 to (preferably from 500 to 750 GB). The largest drives come with their own installation problems.

  
  

  Best regards

  ERICO

• Hard drive test failed

  Hello

  I have a laptop HP G72t-200 model.

  I had some computer problems, so I decided to do a hard drive test. While making the diagnosis, I got an error. This is the exact report:

  Test Drive: 1

  Smart Check: spent

  DST short: FAILURE

  FAILURE ID: PUXRWF-5526LK-XD0036-60WF03

  Product ID: WJ746AV

  Anyone has any info on this specific error? Let me know!

  Hello

  The error code will be a Smart failure or disk Self Test - in both cases, this would indicate that hard is defective and must be replaced.

  If your laptop is still under warranty, contact HP and arrange for the disk replaced - you can check the status of your warranty here.

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

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

  If you are out of warranty and would like a guide to replacing the hard drive yourself, let me know.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• hard drive test failure

  Hello, I receive the text next message when I swtich the laptop on:

  "SMART hard drive control has detected an imminent failure. To ensure no loss of data, please save the content immediately and run Diagnostics in the Testin hard drive system.

  "Hard disk 1 (301).

  When I run the hard drive test in the diagnostic system, this appears:

  "Road test: 1."

  HDD SMART Check: FAILURE

  FAILURE ID: PTR04C-6LD763-MFPWWJ-60VF03

  Hard drive 1

  "Test drive: FAILED.

  When I start the laptop works fine, internet and all other devices work, scanning local disk C: and D: Recovery detects any errors. I tried to update it, but the message still appears.

  I wonder what may be the problem, any suggestions?

  The laptop never gave me a prblem to date, I bought it a year ago, last week I had to change the DVD player, which was the only change I had to make. After that, I started to have problems with him, like blue screens, indicating "Critical process is dead" and "kernel data page mistakenly".

  I also CD/DVD given to me at the time of the purchase, which I think are necessary for backup and recovery, but I don't know how they actually work.

  Thank you.

  Hello
  
  Back up any personal data in external hard drive as soon as possible.
  
  Call HP for replacement & take note of the ID of failure.
  
  If your laptop is still under warranty, contact HP and arrange for the replaced disk - you can check your warranty here status: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/weInput?cc=us & dlc = in & lang = to & lc = in & product = 4221435 & task =
  
  If you live in the United States, contact HP here:
  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/contact-HP/phone-assist.html#section1
  
  If you are in another part of the world, start here:
  http://welcome.HP.com/country/W1/en/contact_us.html
  
  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, you can order a replacement set 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: http://welcome.hp.com/country/us/en/contact/phone_assist.html#section1
  
  If you are in another part of the world, start here: http://www8.hp.com/us/en/hp-information/summary/ww-contact-us.html
  
  Hope this helps,
  
  Thank you
  
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• Formatting the main HARD drive and do a fresh install of the OS

  Hi guys,.

  I have a Mid 2012 MacBook Pro running Yosemite (10.10.2). I did not care on the data management since the day that I bought and now it's all over the place and a lot of unwanted files. I have backups time machine the main hard drive and I also backed up all important data on a separate hard drive.

  My question is, is it possible that I can erase my entire hard drive and reinstall Yosemite (10.10.2)? The last time I tried to do this, my MacBook connected to the server and installed the latest OS (I guess it was time Cougar 10.8.4).) I don't want to update the OS because my Audio Interface has no drivers for what after 10.10.2.

  I don't like on the data loss that I have multiple backups of all the files of important work, as well as backups time machine of the disk set. Thus, formatting everything is completely fine with me.

  Thank you!

  neilkvyas wrote:

  My question is, is it possible that I can erase my entire hard drive and reinstall Yosemite (10.10.2)? The last time I tried to do this, my MacBook connected to the server and installed the latest OS (I guess it was time Cougar 10.8.4).) I don't want to update the OS because my Audio Interface has no drivers for what after 10.10.2.

  The only ways I know to reinstall 10.10.2 are:

  • You have the initial download of 10.10 after Yosemite went out and created a USB this version thumb drive Installer. If so, you can start Setup from USB, delete your Macintosh HD, install 10.10 and after 10.10 is installed, you can download and run the 10.10.2 Combo Update to bring it up to 10.10.2.
  • You have the 10.10.2 download after this version has been published and have created a USB this version thumb drive Installer. If so, you can start Setup from USB, wipe your hard drive Macintosh and install 10.10.2.

  If you can't do or any of the foregoing, all what you can do then is start Recovery HD and install the latest version of Yosemite, which is 10.10.5. Even if the HD recovery may appear 10.10.2,"limited you will always get the most recent version of Yosemite. Without either of the above, there is no way that I know how to install an earlier version of Yosemite. Maybe you could ask a local Apple Store to see if they have a solution for 10.10.2.

• My main hard drive icon no longer displays on my desk. How can I "take back"?  Thank you!

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• Hard drive G62 during hard drive test failure

  I get the following error; U0F671-5G96HB-XD002K-60XT03, when I run the hard drive test.  This means that the hard drive needs to be replaced?  Thanks in advance for your help.

  Sam

  Hello

  Yes, he does. It must be replaced with a new hard drive and a factory image recovery made. If you can still enter Windows all you can save on an external drive...

  If still in warranty, the hard drive is an element of guarantee replacement.

  Best regards

  ERICO

• The D drive, which is a partition on my main hard drive disappeared.

  My D drive, which is a partition on my main hard drive disappeared. He has a lot of data. I use Windows xp. How to restore the partition as drive D and recover files that have been on it?

  Hello

  I suggest you to go to disk management and check if the disc is in the list:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/309000

  You can try to restore the computer to an earlier point and check if it helps:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/306084

  It will be useful.

• Laptop HP 255 G3: cannot retrieve... Hard drive test failed

  Crashed hard drive test failure ID: product QAPX62-7977R2-XD7V7F-605F03 ID: G4V03UA #ABA the hard disk capacity: 500 GB Hard Drive 1 Do I need a new hard drive? ... or just the recovery disk?

  A failure of the hardware ID normally means that the hard drive has failed. I have

  Is your laptop still under warranty?

  Check the status of your warranty here.

  Replacing the hard drive is under warranty without cost to you.

  You did a recovery from USB?

• Main hard drive has lost recently. (2 mo out of warranty)

  Lost the main hard drive on p6717c running Win 7 Home premium 32-bit.  Warrentey expired on 19/02/12.  Hard disk was sent to see if they can recover more than 50,000 family photos.  they don't know if they can recover the op system.  If recovery is possible, they are to be put to the new hard disk 2T, but may not have Win 7 op system.  How to make system replacement op?  (Apart from buying a new).

  tarpicker wrote... How to make system replacement op?  (Apart from buying a new).

  In addition to the purchase of a copy of the retail of Windows 7, you can buy a set of HP recovery disks. Information on the command of the regular series of drives can be found HERE. According to the specifications of your HP p6717c desktop, the system initially provided with Windows 7 64 bit.

  Frank

   

• I want my user to my main hard drive i.e. hard drive by default but my OS on the SSD without the user on the ssd

  * O.T. > default player

  So I set up my Pc with an SSD and unplugged my of my motherboard main HARD drive, so that Windows would automatically install on the SSD. It installed and now I connected the main HARD disk but the SSD is always default. I want to have my my main hddd user but my OS on the SSD without the user on the ssd, because it would take too much space. So basically I was my OS to run from the SSD but my user, download, App Data etc... to come from my main SSD, but I don't know how to do it. Help please?

  -Va

  My recommendation would be to open the C:\Users folder, then go to your user folder (probably 'Will' or a good thing?)

  Now take the record office and HOLD DOWN SHIFT while drag you it to another player.  When you drop, Windows automatically updates the registry of this folder paths so that all you ever put on your "office" (office of real desktop wallpaper) is actually stored on the other drive.

  Do the same for your Documents, downloads, photos, videos and other "Shell folders".

  You can indicate that a folder is a special folder redirection-able by clicking Properties.  If you see the 'Location' tab, then this folder can be redirected to another drive.  Almost everything in your user account folder is like this (by dragging while now shift is the quick way to update this tab 'Location' to redirect the folder to another drive).

  It is technically possible to literally redirect the entire folder 'Will' for example, but I do not recommend it for a typical user account unless you have some super specific needs, and redirect folders shell as this will get the huge majority of data written in your user folder.

• Hard drive Test failure ID

  This morning I tried to boot up my laptop and he refuses to go to the login screen, it passed a test at the start, I then did a hard drive test and he failed to check the short DST.

  Its a HP Pavilion dv7 - 4267cl Entertainment Notebook PC

  The page id is: OXP1XG-5GX68A-9XLU3A-6OWMO3

  Any help would be great, thanks.

  It takes a computer hard drive laptop 2'5 ". You can get a 5400/7200 rpm speed and capacity (GB). A direct replacement would be the following: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822136568

• Im getting a smart test failed on the hard drive - HDBIO-8 faults - contact HP support. Help

  I have an office of A6500f.  I had starting problems. I have run the smart test and had a disk failure with error HDBIO-8 contact HP support.

  I tried to reload the default configuration and all other means to boot the machine, but it crashes on the Welcome screen.

  Hello

  Should be BIOHD-8 , which means that your HARD drive is dead, please collect any data you must collect (if you can) and replace the hard drive at the same time practical.

  Good luck

• HP mini 110 cannot use recovery discs - BIOS insists the hard drive test failed. Drive works on another computer.

  My niece has a HP mini 110 that does not have a day. Do a check of the hard drive in the bios, it failed (7 on playback). I though I should get a new one so I ordered another. While waiting for that to happen, I had access to a usb SATA bridge and the opperating system was beyond repair and the unreadable disk from HP mini, I decided to try to repair the disk. So I reformatted the old disk using my desktop computer. Windows had no problem with the drive and it seems to work very well.

  I also had to order the recovery disks (intro to windows 7).

  In any case try to reinstall using the recovery via the DVD USB drive disks. It kept coming back with error 17 - I found a hard drive error. I also tried to install with a Windows XP installation disc and it was more explicit hard drive it said it had NOT installed it - or "it does not match the sheet material for unity" (or words to that effect)

  To get the new hard drive - the same problem. Even if both of these drives operate as USB connected to my main desktop drives. SO my conclusion is that the BIOS start inspect the hard drive, check the configuration of the formatting. that is the size and the partitions etc. and when they do not correspond to the idea of BIOS of good care he rejects the hard drive and finds it is not installed.  Or maybe to do some files on the hard drive of base. Whatever it is, the bios concludes that there is no hard drive and will always return a "failed" to the hard drive of the bios test.

  Any ideas on that? I need to know exactly which partitions are expected by the bios. Does anyone have these specs, or maybe you have a mini HP and can examine your hard disk and tell me the amounts of partition and the size?

  Unless I can get the bios to recognize the hard drive, I don't see how I can reinstall the operating system on it. Any help is appreciated.

  Thank you

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  HI David

  Well, I hope this is my last post here. I had already printed a return address for the recovery disks, being returned to the Netherlands. Just for the beggar of cast iron, however, I decided to try just once more would like to think that now that there is a kind of operating system on the hard drive it might work. But unfortunately still; no joy.

  All this time I would be considered may not be something wrong with the external hard drive because it was no problem to start the installation of XP. So I was just wondering maybe it does not receive enough power (it is a slimline portable DVD player that gets its power from a second usb) so I made a DVD player external adhock using an IDE hard drive enclosure (which has its own power supply and an old internal DVD burner I had put aside.

  To my surprise and joy; the HP mini started the recovery process. I am now watching reformat the windows partition and copy the files needed to restore the hard disk.

  So anyone with a similar problem to the HP mini not recognize the recovery disks is my advice; try an another external DVD drive, preferably one with its own supply of.

  Thanks for all your help and patience David.