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hesy2020-06-01 19:48:35
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hesy, 2020-06-01 19:48:35

Why the high response time of the hard drive?

I assembled the computer, removed the hard drive from the old one and connected it to the new one.

When working with a hard disk, the window is buggy, you wait 10-15 seconds for listing files to calculate the size of the directory at 10 GB. it takes 5 hours to install on it, download something, this is the same problem.

I connected the disk just like a second one, so that there was a spare place. I formatted it, but when I try to select "optimization" in Windows, a window with progress appears and nothing happens (waited all day for the sake of interest)

Surprisingly, it worked perfectly on the old computer, this never happened. And now I don’t understand, the computer has become so much faster that it’s just technically old for it and zero compatibility? Or maybe I didn’t connect it correctly .. But it still works ..

I read it in Google, I didn’t find anything worthwhile for myself.
I tested it with the Victoria program, it shows the status Good (SMART scan).
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ps on the screen in the logs you can see by the time what the delay is. on ssd in a split second it happens

ps I forgot to say, I connected the railway on which I was with Windows + there was no access to some files. after formatting i merged the drive into one and again there was no access so i gave "shared access". maybe because of the general access he is now stupid?

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Rsa97, 2020-06-01
@Rsa97

59 pending sectors. So far, not particularly scary, but the symptom is not good, there are problems with the recording. If possible, replace the screw with a new one.

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Artem @Jump, 2020-06-01
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Ultra DMA CRC errors - first change the cable, check all pins, try another SATA port.

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Yan, 2020-06-02
@Slayer_nn

Well done, go to the device manager - remove the driver ide / ata / sata / ultradma / dma / etc.
Let it update at the next start

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