Hardy is dying?

Question

Hard disks

Today, on startup (after flying lights), Windows unexpectedly started CHKDSK. I left the computer for a couple of minutes, during which time CHKDSK issued the following: Then the second stage went, where it deleted some *.tmp files. An interesting fact: the computer was already turned on for quite a long time, I decided to restart it after some source files stopped opening. Notepad++ says that the file is open in another program, notepad - access is denied. Question: hard will die soon? Run to backup everything? In general, this is a laptop, and it is still under warranty, is there any point in going to the warranty service? They will not find anything, they will say that everything is working now.

CHKDSK is verifying files (stage 1 of 3)...
Deleting corrupt attribute record (128, "")
from file record segment 30218.
Deleting corrupt attribute record (128, "")
from file record segment 56152.
Deleted corrupt attribute list entry
with type code 128 in file 392968.
Deleting corrupt attribute record (128, "")
from file record segment 14655.
Deleting corrupt attribute record (128, "")
from file record segment 15386.

437248 file records processed. File verification completed.
Deleting orphan file record segment 14655.
Deleting orphan file record segment 15386.

183 large file records processed.
0 bad file records processed.
2 EA records processed.
265 reparse records processed.


Answer 1

Take MHDD or Victoria and check the drive. maybe it really is damaged.
If the physical bug is not confirmed, run chkdsk c: /f /r to do a full filesystem check.
And you should always make backups...

Answer 2

First, look at the SMART status of the disk, for example using CrystalDiskInfo . Next, I would listen to how the disk behaves during operation: consider any deviations from the monotonous hum and rustling of the heads on the platters as a bad sign. Then drive MHDD or victoria, as advised above.
Perhaps this approach will save you some time to understand whether the disk will really end soon.

Answer 3

The checkdisk log looks like a file system error. Dying should be looked at by SMART, the surface can be tested by Victoria. Moreover, the DOS version is better, the windows version can blunt and give incorrect data on sectors.

Answer 4

File system errors - if they appear again, then hardware ones.

Answer 5

I had something like this. First, there was a problem with chkdsk, then the hard drive was no longer detected.
Make the dir /s/a command on all disks, then listen carefully and follow the output of the command.
If there are strong clicks or the output “freezes” or even stops altogether and does not reach the end,
that is, it does not show how much space is occupied, how much is free, then soon (a week or two) the disk will 100% die.

Answer 6

Whatever the problem is, but backup must be done in any case. Your data is the most valuable thing.
And to check, I would scan for bad sectors and make sure that errors do not start to appear again.

Answer 7

Excellent program for testing disks. Better to use Pro version