August 18, 20205 yr Hi, i recently had an imminent drive failure and decided to swap out the drive. The new drive had a slow time pre-clearing in the beginning and i now can see 820 Reallocated sectors according to SMART. Does this mean that my new drive is defective? Thank you so much!
August 18, 20205 yr Community Expert Attach the Diagnostics file to your next post. Tools >>> Diagnostics
August 18, 20205 yr Author Two files: 1151 is from when the pre-clear was slow. 1431 is from the most recent one. mercury-diagnostics-20200818-1151.zip mercury-diagnostics-20200818-1431.zip The failing drive is sde. Edited August 18, 20205 yr by cagemaster
August 18, 20205 yr Author 8 minutes ago, Frank1940 said: Attach the Diagnostics file to your next post. Tools >>> Diagnostics Thank you i included the files in a comment. Could you help me out? Thank you.
August 18, 20205 yr Community Expert Disk 1 is on its last legs too I'd RMA the disk with reallocated sectors, especially since it has 820 after only 2 hours
August 18, 20205 yr Author Just now, Michael_P said: Disk 1 is on its last legs too I'd RMA the disk with reallocated sectors, especially since it has 820 after only 2 hours Thank you! I was supposed to replace Disk 1 with the new (2h old) drive. I guess i'm not doing that...
August 18, 20205 yr 6 minutes ago, Michael_P said: Disk 1 is on its last legs too I'd RMA the disk with reallocated sectors, especially since it has 820 after only 2 hours I agree the disk needs to be replaced, but RMA typically gets you a refurbished drive, which means somebody else returned it. If possible, the disk needs to be refunded and replaced with new.
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