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weird harddisk problem...please help????

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karthik55859
karthik55859 Original post #1
Aug 17, 2008 at 9:57 PM
from 5 days i am encountering ... harddisk problem.....i have WD 320gb*2 disks config...in RAID 0 mode....
1]at first ...one of the harddisk does not detect at all in BIOS...then i removed the cables and reconnect them firmly....then it detects....from then it shows error message as shown in pic below...
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2]i am feeling gradual drop in performance of these two hardisks....like...videos are starting lately...etc.etc..copy & paste
3]after 1 day when windows starts it automatically took checkdisk program for D drive.....then after completing 5 stages...it showed 8kb in BAD SECTORS.....
4]then i try to defrag... the D drive using O&O defrag software.....it stucks at 37%....it defrag all other drives as normally....
5]some times during in windows it freezes,hangs up......i had to restart myself using restart button.....and also sometimes it also starts very slowly......almost 3min..appx.

pl z help
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realdan #2
Aug 17, 2008 at 10:15 PM
claim warranty
moshel
moshel #3
Aug 17, 2008 at 10:58 PM
5]some times during in windows it freezes,hangs up......i had to restart myself using restart button.....and also sometimes it also starts very slowly......almost 3min..appx.

pl z help

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sorry cudnt help myself from posting it.....:p

anyways back to the topic....once u got bad sectors, u have 2 options 1. ask for replacement if in warranty. 2. make a partition on the hard disk where the bad sectors reside...i dont know the method...but just google it....

secondly i have read somewhere (i guess in DIGIT only) that there is data loss and stuff in RAID 0 configurations...probably some problem because of that...
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realdan #4
Aug 18, 2008 at 12:20 AM
yeah backup your important data elsewhere..for if the problem hard disk failed then you will be left high and dry with nothing to recover from..