Data Error Cyclic Redunduncy Check Error HDD

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dkp17

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I have some prob guys with my hdd, it gives crc error and while running chkdsk with /f /r in cmd tells me there is no enough space to fix bad sectors. So please help me guys, as i want my 1 tb of data very badly and dont want to lose it!
 
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drtweak
Yea sounds like it died. For future reference download and install the Crystal Disk Info in my signagure. You can monitor a hard drives SMART status in there and keep ahead of hard drive failure and data loss. But it sounds like only option is to take it to a professional data recovery with a clean room.
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mbarnes86

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hi

Most cloning software crashes when bad sectors occur
You should always run manufacturers diagnostics dos or windows version before running chkdsk /r /f
As running chkdsk on a bad or dying hard disk makes things worse
Minor faults such as a few bad sectors can be repaired or you may get a warning of imminent failure


One clone program which may work on hard disks with bad sectors is ddrescue
( windows or Linux versions exist )
It can copy from disk to a file or disk to disk

I leave it up to others for other suggestions of cloning software for faulty
Hard drives

Regards
Mike Barnes
 
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Go to Amazon, look up 1TB Clone, buy 1Tb with closing cable and software, clone current drive to new drive. Replace drive. Take old drive to shooting range and have a blast.
 
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dkp17

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Nothing would work now it has just stopped and won't be detected in computer. Now i think the best option would be to send it to the manufacturers.
 
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Yea sounds like it died. For future reference download and install the Crystal Disk Info in my signagure. You can monitor a hard drives SMART status in there and keep ahead of hard drive failure and data loss. But it sounds like only option is to take it to a professional data recovery with a clean room.
 
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