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So my hdd show this caution should i be worry?

raiinvn
By raiinvn
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so i check my disk and see this caution should i be worry guys?

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I would scan your drive for bad sectors.

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It's starting to fail, but you're not in deep trouble yet. Probably should start backing up your important files if you don't already.

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One of my drives says that too.

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Its a drive my uncle had lying on his table, and gave to me, so I didn't have much hope that it would last anyways...

 

I would suggest you get critical data off it while you can.

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tried the scan still nothing....well may be it time to get the drive to WD to check lucky me that the drive still in warranty time... anyway thanks all guys

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