Should I buy SSD my HDD has got Bad Sectors
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SuperSoph_WD
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- Jul 30, 2014
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Hey there, Bojan!
I can't help but agree with @chizrah! However, I am a bit confused about your Windows control question. However, if your current hard drive has bad sectors, I'd definitely not trust it with any of my data! I'd strongly recommend you back up all the data from it somewhere off-site and make sure you have a copy of it at all times somewhere else as well. This is the surest way to avoid data loss. If you want to have two drives in your system, simply replace the failed HDD with a new one and upgrade your primary/boot storage to an SSD.
I personally like this guide about Windows Install & Optimization because it explains in details the step-by-steps when upgrading your storage to an SSD & HDD.
Hope it helped. Let us know if you have more questions!
SuperSoph_WD
I can't help but agree with @chizrah! However, I am a bit confused about your Windows control question. However, if your current hard drive has bad sectors, I'd definitely not trust it with any of my data! I'd strongly recommend you back up all the data from it somewhere off-site and make sure you have a copy of it at all times somewhere else as well. This is the surest way to avoid data loss. If you want to have two drives in your system, simply replace the failed HDD with a new one and upgrade your primary/boot storage to an SSD.
I personally like this guide about Windows Install & Optimization because it explains in details the step-by-steps when upgrading your storage to an SSD & HDD.
Hope it helped. Let us know if you have more questions!
SuperSoph_WD
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