
- Data error cyclic redundancy check wd hard drive pro#
- Data error cyclic redundancy check wd hard drive windows#
When i checked,every thing was fine except only the Hard drive 'G's(2tb Samsung HD204UI) icon. Grateful if anybody could tell me if I can recover the data from the hard disk G:\. Hi guys, There is a problem with my secondary internal Hard drive which is a 2tb Samsung HD204UI.It was all fine until i last shutdown my PC.But after like 4hrs i turned it on,my system was very slow. Mode failed this time during drivers installation. I simply powered off the notebook and reboot with safe mode. However, when I wanted to shut down the system after my work, 'Shutdown' disappeared. One more thing I would like to mention is that before the boot-up failure of my HP Pro4321s, the window explorer seemed unstable as the mouse icon was in busy state for some while whenever I wanted to type a new to open a new webpage. (Please refer to the captured screen below).

'SYSTEM' properties could only be seen before I replied 'Y' to dismount the volume to proceed CHKDSK. The explorer could only showed properties of HP Recovery and HP_Tools. The factory hard disk contains 3 drives : one is C:\, one is HP Recovery, one is HP_Tools and a hidden 'SYSTEM'. Data error (cyclic redundancy check)' was displayed. I replied 'No' and Message : 'Error : G:\ is not accessible.

Then, another pop-up window appeared : Drive G:\ You need to format the disk drive before you can use it.
Data error cyclic redundancy check wd hard drive windows#
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Had finished for this drive F:, it showed file rec segment 96-99 unreadable. Senior Editor, Content Analyst and a fan of exceptional customer service. Therefore, I answered 'YES' to dismount the volume and proceed.
Data error cyclic redundancy check wd hard drive pro#
My HP Pro 4321s notebook (with Windows 7 Professional 32-bit installed) failed to boot up.Īs I did not backup the data files (this notebook was used for only a few months), I disconnected the notebook hard disk and installed it to an external disk case (SATA interface to connect my notebook harddisk and USB 2.0 interface for connection to otherĪfter I connected this external disk to another notebook (windows 7 Professional 64-bit), a pop-up window asking me to run CHKDSK for SYSTEM (F:) appeared.
