There are two situations that will cause a drive to develop bad sectors.
One situation is when corrupted data is stored on the drive; the other is
when physical damage has occurred inside the unit.
Corrupted Data:
This is known as a logical error and is correctable. We recommend using our
Zero Fill utility, which will write zeros to the entire drive, returning
the drive to a "like new" condition. After running the Zero Fill utility
you will need to partition the drive and format it, since the utility will
remove this information, as well as the data.
Physical Damage:
Physical damage of the unit is uncorrectable. Shipping or handling damage
is usually the cause of this type of damage. If the drive has physical
damage it will have to be replaced.
-----Original Message-----
From: Trikom Labs [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, November 29, 1999 1:21 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [ Hackerlink ] BadSector
On Saturday, November 27, 1999
iang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote :
> bener engga seh kalo BadSector itu bisa berkembangbiak dengan sendirinya
> jadi kalo di HardDisk ada badsector, badsector tsb terus menerus
bertambah
> kalo udah begitu, sebaiknya diapain harddisk nya??
hehe harddisk nya udah minta diganti kali..
let me guess... merknya Seagate yach ?
Best regards,
Trikom Labs.
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