[SOLVED] hard drive hdtune error scan result

[Evalin]

Problem:
I had been getting very slow response times on the most of trivial of tasks like refreshing the desktop
This are my test results :

https://imgur.com/a/uyvLSTP

View: https://imgur.com/a/uyvLSTP


Is my hard disk dying ?
Its : vid:45DF4064(64 gB)
My laptop model : HP x2 Detachable 10-p0XX

 

[PC Tailor]

Is my hard disk dying ?

By the looks of it - yes, more than likely. But you're still only 27 seconds in, let the whole thing run to make sure it is specific sectors.

I'd then open command prompt as an administrator and run CHKDSK /r to see what bad sectors it finds and will at the moment, reallocate them and recover whatever data is in damaged sectors.

But it could well be time for a new HDD.

 

[Evalin]

Thank you for replying
Yeah i didn't stop it i don't know why i can't have the whole result !

By the looks of it - yes, more than likely. But you're still only 27 seconds in, let the whole thing run to make sure it is specific sectors.

I'd then open command prompt as an administrator and run CHKDSK /r to see what bad sectors it finds and will at the moment, reallocate them and recover whatever data is in damaged sectors.

But it could well be time for a new HDD.

 

[Evalin]

By the looks of it - yes, more than likely. But you're still only 27 seconds in, let the whole thing run to make sure it is specific sectors.

I'd then open command prompt as an administrator and run CHKDSK /r to see what bad sectors it finds and will at the moment, reallocate them and recover whatever data is in damaged sectors.

But it could well be time for a new HDD.

Does this mean there's no damaged sectors ?
This is my chkdsk result :
Step 1: Examine the basic file system structure ...
431,360 file records processed.

File verification is complete.
44008 large file records processed.

0 bad file records processed.


Step 2: Examine the File Name Linkage ...
523740 index entries processed.

Index checking is complete.
0 unindexed files scanned.

0 unindexed files recovered in lost and found files directory.


Step 3: Review the security descriptors ...
Cleaning up 8 unused index entries from the $ SII index
of file 0x9.
Cleaning up 8 unused index entries from the $ SDH index
of file 0x9.
Cleaning up 8 unused security descriptors.
The verification of the security descriptors is complete.
46191 data files processed.

CHKDSK checks the USN log ...
40627008 USN bytes processed.

USN log verification complete.

Step 4: Find Bad Clusters in User File Data ...
431344 files processed.

File data verification is complete.

Step 5: Find Bad Free Clusters ...
2,207,519 free clusters processed.

The free space check is complete.

Windows scanned the file system and found no problem.
No further action is required.

59,778,047 KB of total disk space.
50295384 KB in 167454 files.
129820 KB in 46192 index.
0 KB in bad sectors.
522767 KB used by the system.
27104 KB occupied by the log file.
8830076 KB available on disk.

4096 bytes in each allocation unit.
14944511 total allocation units on disk.
2,207,519 allocation units available on disk.

Internal information:
00 95 06 00 34 42 03 00 dd 96 05 00 00 00 00 00 .... 4B ..........
cc 02 00 00 75 75 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 .... uu ..........

Windows has finished checking your disk.
Please wait while your computer restarts.
</Data>
</EventData>
</Event>

 

[PC Tailor]

There is no definitive answer.

I asked you to run that simply to cross check what HD Tune says. If you do have bad sectors running then you can install CrystalDiskInfo and it should give you a summary.

What did the final HD Tune process say?

 

[Evalin]

There is no definitive answer.

I asked you to run that simply to cross check what HD Tune says. If you do have bad sectors running then you can install CrystalDiskInfo and it should give you a summary.

What did the final HD Tune process say?

Yeah this is the problem there's no final hd tune result it keeps stopping after showing 8 damaged blocs , i did chkdsk but couldn't interpretate the results .
And the crystal diskinfo couldn't find the disk even though i found it on win disk management and it's working
Ps : its an internal hard drive

 

[PC Tailor]

Yeah this is the problem there's no final hd tune result it keeps stopping after showing 8 damaged blocs , i did chkdsk but couldn't interrupt the results .
And the crystal diskinfo couldn't find the disk even though i found it on win disk management and it's working
Ps : its an internal hard drive

Do the disk IS in disk management, but NOT in CrystalDisk?
What is the drive letter for the drive you're referring to?
Unless it was specified, CHKDSK will default run on C

 

[Evalin]

Do the disk IS in disk management, but NOT in CrystalDisk?
What is the drive letter for the drive you're referring to?
Unless it was specified, CHKDSK will default run on C

Yes exactly it is in disk management but not in crystal disk and the letter is c ( i only have one hdd btw )

 

[PC Tailor]

Yes exactly it is in disk management but not in crystal disk and the letter is c ( i only have one hdd btw )

So when you open crystaldisk, nothing appears?

Likelihood is your HDD is faulting. But the last thing I would potentially do is run a LONG test with this:

How to use SeaTools for Windows | Support Seagate US

Tutorial for the use of SeaTools for Windows, explaining the most common features:

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But likelihood is your HDD is on its way out.

 

[Evalin]

So when you open crystaldisk, nothing appears?

Likelihood is your HDD is faulting. But the last thing I would potentially do is run a LONG test with this:

How to use SeaTools for Windows | Support Seagate US

Tutorial for the use of SeaTools for Windows, explaining the most common features:

www.seagate.com

But likelihood is your HDD is on its way out.

Yeup nothing appears
Ok i'll try it

 

[Evalin]

So when you open crystaldisk, nothing appears?

Likelihood is your HDD is faulting. But the last thing I would potentially do is run a LONG test with this:

How to use SeaTools for Windows | Support Seagate US

Tutorial for the use of SeaTools for Windows, explaining the most common features:

www.seagate.com

But likelihood is your HDD is on its way out.

Hi again, i did the test u recommended the long one and it said passed.
So do u thing my hdd is ok ? Or there's no final answer still.

 

[PC Tailor]

Hi again, i did the test u recommended the long one and it said passed.
So do u thing my hdd is ok ? Or there's no final answer still.

By what you have said, there could well be a likelihood the drive is failing. If you are also noticing significant performance issues.

I would just do the following first (guides all linked):

• Perform a full disk cleanup
• Perform a full disk defragment
• Disable unnecessary start up programs through the task manager
• Ensure your windows is up to date
• Uninstall unnecessary / unused programs in Control Panel
• Ensure your drive is no more than 80% full (so if you have a 500GB drive, ensure it is only 400GB full)

And see how the issue persists.
How long have you had the storage drive?

The only definitive way of testing is to replace the drive and retest. But doing the above will ensure you are removing any residual junk etc.

 

[Evalin]

By what you have said, there could well be a likelihood the drive is failing. If you are also noticing significant performance issues.

I would just do the following first (guides all linked):

• Perform a full disk cleanup
• Perform a full disk defragment
• Disable unnecessary start up programs through the task manager
• Ensure your windows is up to date
• Uninstall unnecessary / unused programs in Control Panel
• Ensure your drive is no more than 80% full (so if you have a 500GB drive, ensure it is only 400GB full)

And see how the issue persists.
How long have you had the storage drive?

The only definitive way of testing is to replace the drive and retest. But doing the above will ensure you are removing any residual junk etc.

Ok i'll try
I have a second hand laptop wjen i checked it said hdd was migrated in 12/19
Now my usb couldn't get recognized by win even though all pilots are up to date and tried it in different laptops but same result .
Do u think this is related ?

 

[PC Tailor]

Do u think this is related ?

Hard to say. Could just be a driver issue.
Not sure what you mean by pilots?

 

[Evalin]

Hard to say. Could just be a driver issue.
Not sure what you mean by pilots?

Its drivers srry i'm french
It's just that i had it connected to my laptop for a long time maybe it's just damaged .