How not to kill your new railway?

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fomenko_alexandr2017-02-12 00:34:44

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fomenko_alexandr, 2017-02-12 00:34:44

Hello masters, I again came to you with questions. In general, I had 2 OS installed: Linux and Windows 10. The system was divided into 800 GB for Windows, and 200 GB for Linux.
At first, after installation, I was very happy, and was very pleased. But here I ran into the first problems. After a few months of use, and my railway began to fail, as a result, today, Linux stopped loading, first, as usual, a disk error, I eliminate it with the fsck command, and now it does not enter the cabinet, most likely system files have been erased. Well, in general, it was decided to buy a new hard drive, put Windows there and forget it all)
And I wanted to know what needs to be done to extend the life of the disk, how frequent reinstallation of the OS affects, changing the type of file system (for example, from NTFS to EXT4), using 2 OS with different types of file systems, and so on. I will be very grateful for answers.
I'm just wondering why this happened to me, and is it because he has grown old (he is now almost 4 years old), or because of the constant manipulation of us. Despite the fact that I never deliberately loaded it heavily. I ask, because for me 4 years is unusually short, usually served more than
PS, what I noticed is that when the operating system is loaded, the hard drive is unusually active and loud when Linux is loaded.

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Wexter, 2017-02-12
@Wexter

4 years is now indecently long for disks, be glad that you haven’t changed it 2 times during this time

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l0ser140, 2017-02-12
@l0ser140

So there were bad blocks on the disk or what? What kind of mhdd / victoria disk did not check? And why did you decide that the problems with the disk?
And the advice is the most standard: do not drop, do not shake during operation, observe the temperature regime.
Manipulations with partitions or files should not affect the hard drive in any way.
The wear of the hard drive is mainly affected by the number of starts and parking.

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Artem Spiridonov, 2017-02-12
@customtema

The system was divided into 800 GB for Windows, and 200 GB for Linux.

It should be the other way around.
Not at all.
This is because on the next section of Windows.