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    So I ran a diagnostic test called "Western Digital Data LifeGuard Diagnostics" and it found some bad sectors so then I clicked repair and this is the result ; Attachment 267223
    Unfortunately the Western Digital website provides one diagnostic test for the hard drive. Source:http://support.wdc.com/product/downl...id=702&lang=en
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       #42

    well yeah, your laptop drive is pretty much unusable

    if you disconnect the laptop drive, can you boot from the other drive?
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       #43

    Yeah my other 500gb hard drive isn't corrupted. I'm using it right now to write this reply.
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       #44

    x BlueRobot, I also tried the Disk Check but ; Attachment 267235 but that didn't help either. I had to exclude step 11 because the drive needs to be booted in order to schedule the next disk check.
    Last edited by Acro; 08 May 2013 at 18:36.
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       #45

    Also I tried this : Attachment 267284
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  6.    #46

    It will be a hard bad sector, these can't be repaired, it's best to backup all the data on the corrupted hard-drive, and then transfer it to the hard-drive which works.
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