HDD making scratching noises?
I know this isn't a good idea and I should get a new hard drive before it's too late, but how do I transfer the data exactly to the other drive? Is there anything I need to do, since I've never done this before?
I know this isn't a good idea and I should get a new hard drive before it's too late, but how do I transfer the data exactly to the other drive? Is there anything I need to do, since I've never done this before?
I installed Windows 11 on a Samsung SSD. I briefly removed it while the computer was powered off, but when I restarted, the system didn't recognize it. How can I get this SSD, which still contains all of its data, to boot up again without losing any data? Thank you in advance.
Hello everyone. I have a question about SSDs. Are PCIe 5.0 SSDs available for purchase yet, and if so, where can I find them online? I have to admit, I've asked a similar question before but haven't received a helpful answer. As always, I'm looking forward to your answers and thank you in advance.
Good day everyone, My computer crashes frequently and displays a blue screen error code. In the prompt window, I can enter the command "sfc /scannow," and it will repair corrupted files. However, it says " Windows Resource Protection has found corrupted files, some of which could not be repaired. For online repairs, you can find…
Hey guys, I have 2 hard drives, both SSDs, a 1TB new one and a 200GB old one. I only want Windows and my games on the 1TB hard drive; all other files and programs should go on the 200GB hard drive. But since Windows is on the 1TB hard drive, folders, files, and other…
So, my friend and I built a PC, and then we first tried installing Linux, but it only worked on the USB stick and not on the SSD. Now we bought Windows and an HDD, which we also connected, and wanted to install Windows, but the SSD wasn't recognized, and the HDD already had Windows…
A scratching hard drive has a (starting) physical damage and should not be used more productively.
If you still have access and only a handful of files are important, then copy them to another disk as soon as possible, because a complete cloning of the “front” can begin to lead to a fatal or more serious defect.
Plan B would then of course be a professional laboratory for data recovery.
Depends on how strong they are.
If you have two connections. mirror new and old purely un mdit a software. Otherwise simply mirror zb onto an external one and then back to the new one. If it is your main hard drive with operating system, you need to use an operating system from the USB live (zb Ubuntu). For mirroring there is software
Otherwise, you should exchange timely. You can determine the condition of your hard disk with smart if your disk supports it
Would create a new one as soon as possible. Would just say this as a remote diagnosis, the reading head scratches on the plate.
That makes a HDD scratch noise is actually normal… Make my records even if they’re still quite new. If you can just buy a new record, then clone it with Acronis. Can also buy extra HDD docks where you can push the old one in the back and then put the new one in the front. Don’t eat the world.
Can also test the HDD with Crystaldiskinfo.