Recently got into Disk Diagnostics, and found my oldest Seagate Drive has 905 bad sectors.
It's got a 32mb cache, 7200 RPM. 1TB HDD.
Bought it for ever ago, so long ago I don't even remember how much I paid for it.
Is this drive still worth using? As soon as I saw it had 905 Bad Sectors, I backed up all the data on it, and wiped it, now I've got Seatools working on a Long Generic to see if it'll fix the problems.
I have no idea if 905 bad sectors is a lot, or nothing. Or what.
It's got a 32mb cache, 7200 RPM. 1TB HDD.
Bought it for ever ago, so long ago I don't even remember how much I paid for it.
Is this drive still worth using? As soon as I saw it had 905 Bad Sectors, I backed up all the data on it, and wiped it, now I've got Seatools working on a Long Generic to see if it'll fix the problems.
I have no idea if 905 bad sectors is a lot, or nothing. Or what.
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