3rd party software to replace...
the windows defragmenter? Anyone know of anything? (for Win2K Pro) I like to defrag the drives every night, but the built in MS shit is too damn slow and always seems to cause system issues after it's done......
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nice! I'll give it shot...Originally posted by Pornwolf
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now.... is there any way to fix and/or remove a bad HD sector? I got a drive here that's only a few months old, and has one bad sector.SIG TOO BIGComment
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format: cOriginally posted by Amputate Your Head
nice! I'll give it shot...
now.... is there any way to fix and/or remove a bad HD sector? I got a drive here that's only a few months old, and has one bad sector.
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hmmmmm..... neither method will remove a bad sector.Originally posted by Rocky
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He meant fdiskOriginally posted by Amputate Your Head
hmmmmm..... neither method will remove a bad sector.
fdisk will work wonders
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Yeah, Disk Keeper is sooo much faster than the regular winbloze crap...Comment
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Norton SpeedDisk... much better in WinME but i would use the internal defrag with WinXP.Comment
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We use diskkeeper as well, does a good job, just decided to use one or the other, if you use diskkeeper then defrag with the windows tool you'll start freaking the fat or ntfs tables...one or the other. Scandisk should mark your bad sector, you can't really get rid of it, even if you fdisk it'll probably be found again, I'd get a replacement drive if it's only a few months old.<a href=http://www.elitesponsors.com target=_blank>Full List of some of the best adult sponsors!</a>Comment
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depends on the hard drive I have a western digital that comes with a disk to hide the bad sector. Many hard drives actually have more space then they advertise so that when a bad sector shows up during a low level format they just get one of the extra sectors to replace it. Anyway just check to see if there is a utility disk that cam with the harddriveOriginally posted by Amputate Your Head
nice! I'll give it shot...
now.... is there any way to fix and/or remove a bad HD sector? I got a drive here that's only a few months old, and has one bad sector.
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Norton will write a little fake file over the bad sector so you don't end up accidentally writing something to it. I am sure other utils can do the same.
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