SpinRite: Special Tools Fix Problems Harddsik

SpinRite: Special Tools Fix Problems Harddsik
Your hard disk is damaged or bad sectors? Do not be disposed of first, it helps to try to fix the hard disk first. Who knows still be able to work again. Understandably, most hard disks today has a spare sector, aimed at this condition. If you could use the spare sector, you can postpone buying a new hard drive. If you use Windows XP, run the MS-DOS Prompt. Type the command "chkdsk / R" and press [Enter]. Commands that will make Windows search for the position of bad sectors and restore the data or information which can still be read. Who knows you're still using Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows Millennium, try using Scandisk innate operating system has the option to scan all makeshift repairs. Is just way faster action you can do if you suspect your hard disk has bad sectors. If I was not successful, try this way. Use Utilities You can use devices that can eliminate logic and fix bad sectors. Just so you know, bad sector is divided into two: logic and Physic. Devices that make the hard disk back to work with "remove" his bad sectors. Hard disks are usually bundled with a software for management functions and improvements. For example, Maxtor and Quantum have MaxBlast, Samsung has ClearHDD, a Seagate Seagate Format, Western Digital Old DLG Diagnostic got, and Fujitsu have a FJ-IDE Drive Initializer Utility. You are not obliged to wear paketan software. You can also use other devices. Repair hard disk described in this article using SpinRite (www.grc.com). Software made by Gibson Research is quite good for troubleshooting bad sectors on your hard disk. This latest version of the device - version 6.0 - for 89 U.S. dollars. Many cracknya own version circulating on the Internet. SpinRite supports FAT, NTFS, Linux, Novell, drive with some operating systems and hard disk that has not been formatted. How to use it easy. Staying follow these steps. 1. Create a diskette or CD that can boot. Him in the SpinRite. Click [Create Boot Diskette], [Create an ISO or Image File], or [SpinRite on Install Drive]. Let easy, choose to make a bootable CD. For your information, just walking in the SpinRite DOS mode. 2. After the image file is so, use the CD-burning software, like Nero Burning ROM, to make a CD. Restart the computer and boot with the CD which had just made. 3. SpinRite has the option or level 5. Level that most likely you need is a level 2 or level 4. Action on level 2 is the return of data, while level 4 is the maintenance of drives and analysis. Select course of action you want to do. 4. Whatever level you choose, you will be prompted to select the drive or partition you want to check or repair. After that, look at or change the options of how SpinRite to check your hard disk. If so, continue with the next step, namely to test drive performance. Process can run several hours, depending on the capacity and speed of the hard disk. According to information from the manufacturer, SpinRite maximum speed is 120 GB per hour. However, many things that affect the speed tests, such as damage to the hard disk, support Ultra DMA, or system configuration. Fortunately, you can stop the examination process to continue at a later time. In order not to repeat, simply keep track of position when you stop the examination process. If SpinRite to detect the need for improvement, SpinRite will work on Level 4 to repair and restore data. Level 4 again takes a long time. Count processing time can be in hours and even days, again depending on the damage. SpinRite had a screen saver is activated when SpinRite was working. You can also display the processes taking place. If your hard disk supports temperature readings feature, SpinRite will report hard disk temperature information. Hard disk temperature will rise continued when SpinRite improve your data. When working, SpinRite also have the option to look more closely at the repair process is in progress. The option name is "DynaStat Data Recovery". If the hard disk is still damaged after the repair with a device like SpinRite, maybe it's time to replace the new hard drive. (aliciakomputer.blogspot.com)