Hi everyone,
After my PC started lagging in one small folder, I decided it was time to check the disk.
Some HDD utility told me there are 8 unstable sectors. Overall health looks fine, only 0.2% of the disk being "bad".
I ran chkdsk once (from the properties tab) and it found no errors whatsoever. So I decided to step it up and I ran chkdsk with all the parameters, rebooted and now I'm here writing this.
The screen reads: Fixing ( D: ) Stage 1: 3% (44257 of 1193216); Total: 0%; ETA 999:00:00 ...
Around the 44000 mark it started to slow down to a crawl, now it's scanning 1 file every 10 seconds.
I need to use my PC but I've read that shutting it down mid-chkdsk is not advisable. Is my drive done for or is this situation normal?
Thanks in advance.
P.S.: as I write this, the number of scanned files has increased to a measly 44288, so yeah, if it doesn't pick up I'll actually have to wait 999 hours.
After my PC started lagging in one small folder, I decided it was time to check the disk.
Some HDD utility told me there are 8 unstable sectors. Overall health looks fine, only 0.2% of the disk being "bad".
I ran chkdsk once (from the properties tab) and it found no errors whatsoever. So I decided to step it up and I ran chkdsk with all the parameters, rebooted and now I'm here writing this.
The screen reads: Fixing ( D: ) Stage 1: 3% (44257 of 1193216); Total: 0%; ETA 999:00:00 ...
Around the 44000 mark it started to slow down to a crawl, now it's scanning 1 file every 10 seconds.
I need to use my PC but I've read that shutting it down mid-chkdsk is not advisable. Is my drive done for or is this situation normal?
Thanks in advance.
P.S.: as I write this, the number of scanned files has increased to a measly 44288, so yeah, if it doesn't pick up I'll actually have to wait 999 hours.