The main way to determine whether or not your drive is likely to fail is how quickly this count increases. Pending sectors are a warning sign that your drive may experience some problems or failure. The pending sector count can go up/down depending on whether or not the drive can later successfully read data from the sector, or if the sector is bad it will become Reallocated Sectors Count and the pending count will decrease but the reallocated count will go up. Your Current Pending Sector Count is a warning about unstable sectors on your drive that are waiting to be remapped (reallocated) to spare space on the drive.īasically, your hard drive had trouble reading a sector of the drive and it is considering remapping the sector to one of the spare sectors. Sorry this is such a long post i think it needed ive tried to keep it to just need to know info.Yeah, your Current Pending Sector Count is the issue. they indeed will but without the stupid feet that seem to do nothing. i think swapping for no skids and a normal 2.5 inch drive would fit better but ive been told it wont fit. i have the skids that come on the original drive installed but they seem pointless. i feel like even though this was the intended drive size it doesnt fit snug as id like its a little small still.
Its a western digital blue 5400 rpm slim 1 TB drive made august 2016 if that help anyone make any decisions. the drive has slipped out when i moved the notebook a month or so ago but that gave a different error and i just pushed the drive heard a click and it worked until now. I really desperately need to know if this drive is dying or if its just the stupid mount on this notebook. Im also sooooo sorry for having to put it like this im not sure how i can link a image of it there doesn't seem to be a attach screenshot option. I installed crystal disk info but now im confused as it says the disk is fine yet the results to me indicate otherwise It rebooted to the aforementioned error Detection on hdd 0' When i came back the PC was not responsive and as soon as i went to hard reset it blue-screened(but was stuck at 0 percent) Was running fin up until i left it to go in the other room
Was using my x230 last night connected to my tv via onboard VGA Im not expecting anyone to teach me the in's and out's just enough to understand why last night my hard drive made my X230 laptop bluescreen and reboot to 'detection error on HDD:0' Hey all just really hoping to get some help with understanding crystal disk info or at least this result.
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