Samat :
ElusiveNinja :
Samat :
ElusiveNinja :
Samat :
Ok, make backups and keep checking that number. If it keeps going up be prepared to get a new drive.
But howcome when I change the reallocated sectors count to 0 from 1 the health status changes to good?
Because the program thinks that the drive is ok then, but you shouldn't be able to change that number at all (it is read from the drives smart data).
Does it affect the hard disk if I change the number? Should I download CrystalDiskInfo again and make sure the value is 1?
I just checked my own drives with the latest version and I can't change the numbers, and changing the number wouldn't fix the possible bad sectors anyway.
Ok, it's weird how I could change my numbers though, doesn't matter...