Solved Reallocated Sector Count

PauloAgojo277

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I Have A Hitachi HDD 500 GB .. And When I Open CrystalDiskInfo It Says Caution.. Reallocated Sector Count ..
Here Are Some Screenshots, What Can I Do With This? CAN I FIX THIS?
Because In The Philippines, Hard Drives are So expensive so please help :cry: :cry: :cry:
 

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This is a physical issue with the drive and there is fix other than replacing the drive.
But this is only a warning. A small number of reallocated sectors is not unusual and this isn't necessarily serious. Keep an eye on this to see if the numbers rise. Be sure you have a backup of all important data on the drive. Of course you should have this anyway. Very important.
 

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I'd go with LMiller7 suggestion, check if the number increases over this days or weeks, if it does, you can try HDD Regenerator to see if you can recover your bad sectors, now, take in mind that this will work if there is only some magnetic issues with the headers (interrupted operations that "cause bad sectors").

If that doesn't work, and bad sectors increase, then seems that the HDD came bad from factory and it probably has a surface defect that generates bad sectors, let's hope you can solve the issue with HDD regenerator, if not, check if you are under warranty and ask for a spare HDD.
 

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I think your HDD is probably on the way out. As suggested you should keep an eye on reallocated sector count over time. Make sure vital data is backed up in some other way. Important documents, photos etc at least drop them onto a DVD. I accept that HDDs are expensive in some situations but I think you need another.
 

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