Problem transferring DATA to 2 TB internal hard drive western

Hello:

I have a hard drive to the West of 2 TB. I am trying to transfer gigabytes of data it but when it reached 836 G capability remains from the hard drive, I can't transfer more data to it and the transfer task stops.
data DVD Rom media that I am trying to transfer them to the HARD drive.
When I deleted 250 GB of my data from the hard drive I was able to transfer data to this new
OS: Win 7 ultimate x 64
CPU: AMD 3600 +.
Memory: 4.5 G DDR II
I have a 2 TB HARD drive, a 1 to HARD drive and 2 250 GB of HDD (Server Type)
Motherboard: Abit KN9 Ultra
no idea what prevents the data to be copied to the hard drive?

Hello:

Thanks for the reply. I contacted WD's management, and they told me that it is a hardware problem.
all HARD drive repair software ((many bad sectors)) spokesperson and they faled fixing it so I'm sure that the HARD drive needs to be replaced.
When the copy on a HARD drive stops to go means hardware failure.
Thank you

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