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Is this of any help? All thats being said is chinese and I dont have much time as im currently during exam period and i need my laptop asap
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It says here that you should cancel out of the hard drive test and do a Custom test of the Hard drive to get a more precise reading: Error code: 2000-0146 - Disk Drives (HDD, CD/DVD, Blu-ray) Forum - Disk Drives - Dell Community
But first I would back up any data because the disk may well be failing.
You can always confirm a hard drives condition by running it's maker's hard drive diagnostics, in this case a WD drive you would use WD Diagnostics for Flash Stick. In some cases the manufacturer's tool can repair the hard drive, but you should replace it anyway because it is not to be trusted.
I understand the timing is bad but this is not something that's negotiable. If anything we are saying is not clear then you should ask back specific questions instead of insulting us by saying we are talking Chinese. These instructions cannot be made any simpler.
Then why don't you ask any questions about what you don't understand? If you're a student you should realize how this works.
Let us know the results of the hard drive tests.
The best upgrade you can give your PC is an SSD, which are lightning fast - even faster than buying a new high end PC without one.
Google your model PC + replace hard drive with SSD and there should be videos to watch.
If an HDD is suffering from bad sectors it is not long for this world.In my experience if the drive needs the 'repair bad sectors' enabled b/c there are actually bad sectors, the drive needs to be replaced anyway. Bad sectors are simply marked to be avoided, but once this occurs, the drive just keeps getting worse, and this option can take over 12 hrs on a machine that's working properly.I'd opt for the regular chk dsk to save time and either rule in or out the drive as being the problem. If it finds errors it can't fix, the drive needs to be replaced... if it doesn't find any errors, the drive isn't the problem. JMO.
My Check Disk experience is different from yours.
I've found regular Check Disk to be mostly useless.
One of my 2 TB HDDs became dodgy this time last year, so I copied as much data as I could off of it.
I found that regular Check Disk said nothing useful about my dodgy HDD.
I don't even think it reported any bad sectors and it reported that the file system was OK (which it wasn't).
So I ran Check Disk with the repair option selected.
It found a bunch of bad sectors, attempted repairs and afterwards I was able to copy extra data off of the HDD.
It took a lot of time though.
Did you tick the box for thorough test at bottom and click Run Tests?
I have repeated several times the hard drive tests you'd run to confirm the hard drive condition.
But the Dell test should be enough to replace the hard drive if it fails. The other are just to confirm, like a second opinion from the actual hard drive manufacturer.
The Win7 disk has all drivers in it except a few that are delivered and updated via Windows Update after install. This is explained at length in sequential steps in Clean Reinstall Windows 7