replacing a drive RAID 1 failure in PowerEdge T710

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• Replacing hard drive RAID [MS]

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  We bought two new SAS HD (Costellation s.3 model ST 1000NM0023)) to replace the existing on our Del Server (serial number: ).

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• Table of raid (redirect) in a PowerEdge T710

  Can someone tell me the exact steps to replace the HD in the table when they start to fail. There PERC6. There are 4 disks in the array and both fail.

  Can they be hot swapped without a break in service?

  Best of this post in the Forum servers, here:

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/servers/default.aspx

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  What controller RAID do you have?  A BSOD is NOT normal and indicates another problem.

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  This request is on your laptop L655 - 17H.

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  * 7 * Seek_Error_Rate * 0x000f * 069 * 060 * 030 * fail pre * 8814401
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  * 10 * Spin_Retry_Count * 0 x 0013 * 100 * 100 * 097 * pre * 0 fail
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  Make a call, explain the situation and hear what they think of this.

  What you need to do every day is the backup of data.

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• Satellite 1410 714 extremely slow after replacing HARD drive

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  I can t think the motherboard is broken after replacing HARD drive.
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  Please check site driver Toshiba for the latest version of BIOS.

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• Hard drive short DST: failure

  Hello

  I don't know what really happened, but my laptop could not start. I mean when I try to login, I am able to type my password, but that's all. After that, it freezes. I have files in there that I really want to have access.

  Model: HP Pavilion Notebook PC g6

  ID system 1849

  Product ID C2N47UA #ABA

  Failure ID: U0FU71-6GK6QE-MFPX0K - 60S 803

  -Looks

  It is perhaps difficult. A failure of this type ID normally means that the hard drive has indeed failed. The boot failure certainly does not validate the error message.

  You can try to remove the drive and placing it in an external enclosure to try to recover your files from disk via another PC.

  To use your laptop, you will need to replace the hard drive with a new one.

  If your laptop is still in warranty, you can Contact HP to make arrangements for a replacement hard drive was sent under warranty (at no cost to you).

  Check the status of the guarantee

• HP 15-g094sa Notebook PC: short hard drive DST check failure

  The Quick Test system returns a result of:

  Short hard drive DST Check: failure

  Failure ID: PGFB13-7JP81S-XD7WL1-60VN03

  Do I need a new hard drive?  He's still on warranty. Bought in the UK but for the moment in the Middle East.  What to do next?

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  Miker1

  Hi @MikerP!

  I'm sorry to say this, but the 24-character error codes indicates a drive failure, which 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!

• hard drive DST short failure Presario CQ57 Notebook PC 64-bit

  I ran hp advanced diagnosis system - all past except the DST

  the laptop will not reboot - I have it turn off and on again each time.

  The error is:

  Failure ID: UBW7KK-000710-MFKR4K-60R703

  Product ID: A7538EA #ABU

  Model: PC laptop Presario CQ57 64-bit

  Date of purchase: may 2012 so no longer under warrantly

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  Yes, this error indicates failure of hard drive and need a replacement.

• Short hard drive DST Check: failure

  Could someone please explain these results, please.

  Here are the basics:

  Computer: HP 2000

  OS: Windows 8

  Problem:

  Short hard drive DST Check: failure

  Failure ID: Q0C5W3-6KU67W-MFGJWJ - 60T 203

  Product ID: D1E81UA #ABA

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Error code 24 characters for short drive Self Test (DST) 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