Current Pending Sector (Data 5) HD Tune
Edit: Think my hard drive may be failing and was the cause of my file synchronizing crash. I use it mostly to stream music and video and access the hard drive a lot. Any advice thanks
HDDStatus - Tool to check hard disk status, health and reliability
Hey,
I've been using GoodSync for the past couple of months to chain synchronize 3 hard disk drives and ran into my first issue today. GoodSync stopped responding whilst synchronizing changes to files so I used task manager to manually end the process.
I'm not entirely sure how much damage has been caused but when I re-analyzed the file changes a lot of the changes prior to the crash was no longer listed.. So I'm unsure of the file integrity but have so far noticed some music video files are corrupt with cyclic redundancy check errors but is not easily visible to check corrupt files because they still play but parts of data are missing.
I think I've experienced cyclic redundancy check errors before when my external hard drive fell flat on it's side whilst it was playing music (3 years ago). It took me a long time to filter out the bad files because all the mp3 files worked but some songs would randomly play in others etc.. is their some type of automated CRC scanner or method to check all my files ?
Thanks
Edit: Think my hard drive may be failing and was the cause of my file synchronizing crash. I use it mostly to stream music and video and access the hard drive a lot. Any advice thanks
HDDStatus - Tool to check hard disk status, health and reliability
Hey,
I've been using GoodSync for the past couple of months to chain synchronize 3 hard disk drives and ran into my first issue today. GoodSync stopped responding whilst synchronizing changes to files so I used task manager to manually end the process.
I'm not entirely sure how much damage has been caused but when I re-analyzed the file changes a lot of the changes prior to the crash was no longer listed.. So I'm unsure of the file integrity but have so far noticed some music video files are corrupt with cyclic redundancy check errors but is not easily visible to check corrupt files because they still play but parts of data are missing.
I think I've experienced cyclic redundancy check errors before when my external hard drive fell flat on it's side whilst it was playing music (3 years ago). It took me a long time to filter out the bad files because all the mp3 files worked but some songs would randomly play in others etc.. is their some type of automated CRC scanner or method to check all my files ?
Thanks
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My Computer
- Computer type
- PC/Desktop
- Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
- Packard Bell NEC PB34305801
- OS
- Windows 7 Ultimate 6.1 x84
- CPU
- 2.93Ghz Intel Pentium 4
- Motherboard
- GA-8TRC410M-NF
- Memory
- 1GB
- Graphics Card(s)
- NVIDIA GeForce 8400 GS
- Sound Card
- Realtek High Definition Audio
- Monitor(s) Displays
- Generic PnP Monitor (17.1")
- Screen Resolution
- 1280x1024
- Hard Drives
- Corsair Force 3 120GB SSD
Western Digital Caviar Green 2TB x 2 (Internal)
Western Digital My Book Live Duo 4TB NAS (2x2TB Greens)
- Keyboard
- Perixx PERIDUO-701U Wireless RF2 4Ghz USB Keyboard
- Mouse
- Belkin Optical Glow Mouse
- Internet Speed
- Advertised 20Meg - Actual 1.4MB/Sec (Sky Broadband)
- Antivirus
- Avira Internet Security
- Browser
- Firefox