Western Digital Ext. HDD 1TB, causing programs to stop responding.

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  1. CKWD
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    You're welcome, VISHWAS123,

    I'm sorry we couldn't do more!

    Best of luck! :)

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  3. VISHWAS123
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    Hi

    I started and then cancelled the check as almost 5 hours after i started it it had only gone through 300 000 clusters out of the millions there are.

    Well i guess this is the End for this drive....hopefully if the cover wasn't opened i can return it.

    Thanks for all the help guys.

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