guys help me how to fix this

[sweet fractal]

How can I retrieve this hdd back to normal health?? Is there any trick to clear this Bad sectors???

[stiff monolith]

no. "bad sectors" are literally platter's defect.
get ready to buy new hard disk/storage device.

[sweet fractal]

Bro tell me one this installing custom os like ghost spectre, tiny os are safe

Is they are secure and has privacy???

[viscid jay]

They aren’t legal

And they certainly bring up security issues when you can’t install a security patch due to removed or disabled components

[sweet fractal]

Is they r safe

[viscid jay]

Did you miss my last message?

As far as you're aware, you could obtain this illegal ISO from someone other than the person who modified it and it very well could contain malware
even the person who originally modified it and distributes it could add malware to it albeit at the risk of their reputation

ontop of the issue i mentioned above about lack of security update - there are a lot of safety concern

[sweet fractal]

Security patch means

Windows security app???

[viscid jay]

it means Microsoft releasing patches to existing exploits and variabilities

[sweet fractal]

Is there any software to detect the bad sectors in a ssd

[sweet fractal]

Bro but I discussed with the members in those community they are telling there is no malware. They are told they checked by monitoring and told no background process are there.

[viscid jay]

You missed my point, that aside, it is still illegal - i'm not going to entertain a conversation relating to it

[sweet fractal]

Mm

[sweet fractal]

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Is there any software bro

[viscid jay]

SSDs don't have bad sectors in the same sense HDDs will have bad sectors
i'd suggest just using a tool like crystakdiskinfo to get a high level view of the drives health

[stiff monolith]

the one shown is a hard disk though.
Windows can scan/test/mark bad sectors using the /f /r flag.

[sweet fractal]

@woeful field @stiff monolith Bro can we use hdd of PC to view or store files

If yes, how to connect them??

[viscid jay]

your question is too ambiguous

there is no reason why you shouldn't already be able to use the HDD of your PC to view and store files but i assume missing details or context are required to understand your actual issue / query

[tired swift]

I wouldnt recommend storing your important files on a failing HDD

[viscid jay]

^^ if the drive in question is the one in the original image i'd highly recommend listening to the advice above

[sweet fractal]

No no. Bro I have 2 extra hdd of PC with no use.

[sweet fractal]

So is there is any method or tool to view or store some files as a extra storage??

[sweet fractal]

Purpose is Just to store some files

[tired swift]

You want to store extra files on the failing HDD?

Or are you asking if you can still use your 2 other hdds?

[viscid jay]

there are many methods to store files on the additional drives however you're lacking details

if the other drives aren't currently in another PC you can't use any kind of network protocol like ftp to move files around so you're left with physically attaching them to the device you want to move files from

depending on the size of the other HDDs and the specifications of the device you want to move files from you may be able to add one of the extra drives into the device otherwise you'll likely need a USB to sata adapter / an external HDD caddy to hold and interface with the drive

[sweet fractal]

No it's a healthy hdd

As I am not using PC I thought to took it

[sweet fractal]

Bro and one another thing

I have an issue in updating

@viscid jay @tired swift

How to fix this 0xd0000034 error

[viscid jay]

can you share a screenshot of winver