i usually use HD tune to check a HD for errors when i get it. I like that it doesn't try to auto fix them like the winows default scan, and its pretty quick and easy to use. Well i have a few 3 tb and a 4 tb external HD that i was tyring to scan but they dont work. The first 2 are some Samsung D3 stations. When i plugged them in they only showed 200gb on the main screen which i found odd. I clicked scan and everything came up red. This happened on both. I plugged the 4tb hitachi touro in and the same thing happened.
The touro is recognized by windows as a 4tb it seems. At least when i click on it from the my computer screen it shows about 3.7tb which sounds about right. Any reason why HD tune isn't recognizing these? I doubt all 3 are bad, and id like to just run that to scan them. Does it just not recognize larger HDs? I am using the free version. Is there another good error scan program i can use that just SCANS them and doesnt try to repair any sectors?
The touro is recognized by windows as a 4tb it seems. At least when i click on it from the my computer screen it shows about 3.7tb which sounds about right. Any reason why HD tune isn't recognizing these? I doubt all 3 are bad, and id like to just run that to scan them. Does it just not recognize larger HDs? I am using the free version. Is there another good error scan program i can use that just SCANS them and doesnt try to repair any sectors?