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How to check the "hard" health of an external hard drive?
I'm new to this, if you help me figure it out, you won't get a price. I will try to provide all information.
There are several questions regarding the external screw, which is slowly "degrading":
1. Is it normal if there are broken sectors on the HDD? In my case, there is 1 orange that will "fail" soon.
2. What to do with this orange sector (screenshots will be)? Can it be restored or removed?
3. How to check the hard drive health - I checked SMART, did I do it right (there will be screenshots)? Because an external screw will be used under mac, more precisely, a backup of its OS and other information.
4. How risky is it to use such a screw for backups?
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1. Is it normal if there are broken sectors on the railway? In my case, there is 1 orange that will "fail" soon.
There are several questions regarding the external screw, which is slowly "degrading":
2. What to do with this orange sector (screenshots will be)? Can it be restored or removed?
3. How to check the hard drive health - I checked SMART, did I do it right (there will be screenshots)?
How risky is it to use such a screw for backups?
I can be wrong, but it is more informative to look at the graph after the run for "recording", and not for "reading".
If you have an external drive, then it is difficult to focus on a sector with a three-second reading - the USB bridge can introduce its own distortions. Still, it is more correct to look at such parameters with a direct connection.
Judging by SMART (the Russian names for SMART attributes look unusual), the disk thinks that it is in order so far.
How to check the "hard" health of an external hard drive?
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