Satellite A100: SMART: failure provided on hard disk 0

I get this message at any time. So, I have to press F1 to get into windows. He said that I must save any cause data HARD drive is about to die. I don't know what to do, OU it's new laptop Toshiba Satellite A100.

Are there any toshiba here experts or is it only for users?

Hello

You can do whatever you want, but in my opinion you should contact Toshiba authorized partner as soon as possible. The laptop again and everything should work fine. Let the laptop computer to check and if necessary, they swap HDD.

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