what do? should I ignore it?

I'd suggest you do as it says.

>>52495526
Back up your files immediately to prevent information loss, and then contact the computer manufacturer to determine if you need to repair or replace the disk.
learn 2 read

>>52495526
>format hard drive
>install gentoo

>A9E
Pretty decent drives, even if it fails from something SMART can track it probably won't go completely.
That said, these have a tendency to have the translator become inoperable after the GList gets large, so you won't want to keep using it.

>>52495526
Post current SMART readings.

>>52495566
Dubs confirm

Do this OP

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>>52495526

INSTALL SPINRITE

>>52495666
Satanic trips confirm

>>>/wsr/

>>52495526
> c: d: f:
Why?

>>52495526
if your operating system tells you about a "hard disk problem" you sure gotta ignore it

>>52495666
nice try satan

>>52495666
To give the drive its last spinrites?

>>52495526
If you see the message less then three times a day your fine.

>>52495526
>what do? should I ignore it?
nah it'll be fine. You do have complete, scheduled and tested backups offsite, right? As a /g/entoofaggot should've.

>defrag
>disk cleanup
>compress hard disk
Do that and problem is solved