Is my drive still good?

>>61180607
it's fine, lost a lot of it's resale value though.

>>61180613

Why?

>>61180645

It says caution

>>61180657
I can see that anon.

>>61180607
>WD
They're worse than Seagate now.

>>61180804

Why is that

>>61180804
seagate is bad?

jus got an external HDD from them not too long ago.

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>>61180851
cuz ur a faget that's why. kys

>>61180978
The 3TB desktop drives were bad a few years ago. Acting like entire companies somehow have issues across their huge product lines makes no sense to me

>>61181013

Not gonna kill myself but thanks for your kindness and contribution to his thread

>pending

No problems, once that sector gets rewritten it will be disabled and the drive will go back to "OK" status.

>>61180607
Well you have 1 current pending sector count. Check the raw value column.

I have 8. On a new laptop nonetheless. What I did was run a surface test with EASEUS Partition Master and it showed me where the bad sectors were. I partitioned around the bad sectors and everything works fine now.

I've had a Samsung hdd on that condition for at least 3 years, it tends to make a horrible noise anytime you use it, but it still works fine

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how's mine

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>>61180607
You could check the drive for bad sectors. I've been using pic related for more than a year since I noticed the warning and so far no real problems aside from a few slow sectors. That aside, why the hell is that thing's power on count so high compared to the power on hours? I notice that it's an external(USB), does going to sleep and waking up count as a power on? or does it get unplugged every hour or something?

>>61187210

Good question. I always put the computer to sleep when I'm not using it I think it could be that