my hdd keep disconnecting and reconnecting randomly so i think disabling it through device manager should be a good option to save it, isn't? and whenever i need something i will enable it I'm just concern is there any chance of data loss in it? what you guys think about this?
#Consequences of Disabling a Bad sector Internal Secondary Harddisk
dusky thicket
pearl comet
- There can be bad sectors in a drive but your drive is smart and knows to not write data there.
- If your drive is failing then you need to stop using that dtive, get a new drive and move the data
- Disabling it won't lose data
- If you refuse to replace it. Then back it up to google drive/onedrive/other storage mediums
dusky thicket
- There can be bad sectors in a drive but your drive is smart and knows to not w...
C6 says 100/100 what does that mean? does it mean whole drive has bad sectors?
pearl comet
The drive is good. So its fine
dusky thicket
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