Yes, you can cancel it.Is it safe to cancel a surface scan of a HDD, at the middle (after couple of hours). It's is basically just self reading, or not?
As I understand, during the drive checking disk is in a reading mode only (locked), therefore no date can't be damage, right?Yes, you can cancel it.
Data should not be affected.As I understand, during the drive checking disk is in a reading mode only (locked), therefore no date can't be damage, right?
This drive would be formatted anyway. I talking about damage to a controller or a plate.Data should not be affected.
Of course, you should have a reliable backup anyway.
No hardware issues at all.This drive would be formatted anyway. I talking about damage to a controller or a plate.
Hate HDD's. I hope in 5 years SSD would cost as much. This relic hardware is painful.Should make no difference.
Except for the 80+TB in or attached to the NAS box., my house systems have all been SSD only, for several years.Hate
Hate HDD's. I hope in 5 years SSD would cost as much. This relic hardware is painful.
80 TB, take it easy. Seems to be flexing on me).Except for the 80+TB in or attached to the NAS box., my house systems have all been SSD only, for several years.
No, just drives acquired over the years.80 TB, take it easy. Seems to be flexing on me).
I have my 3tb WD My Book and 1TB Elements connected to a router (kinda NAS).No, just drives acquired over the years.
Serving me well, and holding lots of data.