When i started my system today i got a message
"Pri Hard Disk:S.M.A.R.T status BAD, backup and Replace"
Press F4 to to continue
and 2 error codes...
1. 007C
2. 0085
hard disk is 3 years old
these are the details:-
Device Properties:
Driver Description : SAMSUNG SV0802N
Driver Date : 7/1/2001
Driver Version : 5.1.2535.0
Driver Provider : Microsoft
INF File : disk.inf
Disk Device Physical Info:
Manufacturer : Samsung
Hard Disk Family : SpinPoint V80
Form Factor : 3.5"
Formatted Capacity : 80 GB
Disks : 1
Recording Surfaces : 2
Physical Dimensions : 146.05 x 101.6 x 25.4 mm
Max. Weight : 630 g
Average Rotational Latency : 5.56 ms
Rotational Speed : 5400 RPM
Max. Internal Data Rate : 562 Mbit/s
Average Seek : 8.9 ms
Track-To-Track Seek : 0.8 ms
Full Seek : 18 ms
Interface : Ultra-ATA/133
Buffer-to-Host Data Rate : 133 MB/s
Buffer Size : 2 MB
Spin-Up Time : 7 sec
i booted my system after pressing F4 and Everest S.M.A.R.T
Test this is the report
01 Raw Read Error Rate 51 100 100 30 OK: Value is normal
03 Spin Up Time 0 81 21 3776 OK: Always passes
04 Start/Stop Count 0 95 95 5517 OK: Always passes
05 Reallocated Sector Count 10 5 5 208 Pre-Failure: Imminent loss of data is being predicted
07 Seek Error Rate 51 253 253 0 OK: Value is normal
08 Seek Time Performance 0 253 253 0 OK: Always passes
09 Power-On Time Count 0 100 100 443740 OK: Always passes
0A Spin Retry Count 49 253 253 0 OK: Value is normal
0C Power Cycle Count 0 96 96 4143 OK: Always passes
C2 Temperature 0 157 94 27 OK: Always passes
C3 Hardware ECC Recovered 0 100 100 72143144 OK: Always passes
C4 Reallocation Event Count 0 12 12 193 OK: Always passes
C5 Current Pending Sector Count 10 253 253 0 OK: Value is normal
C6 Off-Line Uncorrectable Sector Count 10 100 100 1 OK: Value is normal
C7 Ultra ATA CRC Error Rate 51 100 100 0 OK: Value is normal
C8 Write Error Rate 51 100 100 435 OK: Value is normal
C9 Soft Read Error Rate 51 100 100 0 OK: Value is normal
The only problem it has in S.M.A.R.T test report was
05 Reallocated Sector Count 10 5 5 208 Pre-Failure: Imminent loss of data is being predicted
how can i over come this problem i am not able to boot without pressing F4
system also makes a beep before starting..is my hard disk really going to fail..is there no other option other than replacing the hard disk.
please help me solve this problem:(
if you need me to give you any other Info please ask me....
If you cant help me please reply or PM me where i can get the help, that is suggest me any hardware forums or help desks that could help me
you should run chkdsk. it can only be done in regular mode.
ReplyDeleteheres some info if you need it.
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/chkdsk.mspx?mfr=true
BACKUP YOUR DATA NOW !
ReplyDeletego to samsung site and look for warranty info
if still under warranty get there instructions to RMA it and do that
it may still be under warranty if 3 yrs old and they may replace it with a "refurbished" drive
I've done this with WD & maxtor but never with SAMSUNG
BACKUP YOUR DATA NOW !
SMART errors usualy cannot be repaired, but you can try a low level format
so
BACKUP YOUR DATA NOW !
A hard drives smallest addressable unit is a "Sector" which is almost always is 512 Bytes.
ReplyDeleteWhen you buy a new drive it comes with a number of "Spare" sectors that are not part of the total drive size.
When any sector starts having read or write errors, the bad sector is "re-mapped" to one of the spare sectors
and the data is moved to that sector.
The message you are getting is saying that you are running out of these "Spare" sectors and in short order
there will be none left! When this happens sectors that are showing errors will not be able to be "re-mapped"
Without re-mapping the sector will eventually go into a hard failure and this will cause all kinds of grief.
You can try Samsung to see if they have a program that will try and "fix" this -- but I doubt it!
Time to replace this drive -- warranty, buy new, whatever.
the words backup and replace kinda says it all.
ReplyDeletesave the stuff you can manage, and get a new disk
Run GRC's SpinRite, it may help to restore drive.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.grc.com/sr/spinrite.htm
dude, the message you got was pretty clear: backup & replace. contact the manufactures by e-mail and check see if you get a new one on their warranty. where i live we have like a 5 year warranty on stuff like that, and i have changed a number of disks during the years
ReplyDeleteyou can prob check via internet as well if you provide serial on disk