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I have a Dell laptop running Windows 10 preview. It has a 128GB mSATA SSD and a 1TB SATA HDD. Every time I tried to upgrade to the latest build it would reboot and do a full surface scan on my mechanical drive that lasted hours and then would reboot and roll back to the previous build saying that the upgrade failed.
Finally on my last attempt to upgrade the filesystem got corrupt and would hang on boot. I had to put the HDD in another computer and write zeros to the drive so that I could boot from the cd without the computer freezing.
BTW, other computer's BIOS said that the drive has failed the SMART checks.
Put it back into my dell laptop and do a clean install of Windows 10 Insider Preview and everything seems to work, but I did a check with HDDScan and this is the SMART results:
It says it failed the Raw Read Error Rate (001) and Current Pending Errors Count (197) and UltraDMA CRC Errors (199) have warnings. However no reallocated sectors.
A bug in an early build of Win10 issued some command that prevented the drive from even spinning up. I had to use some bootable cd to get the drive even be recognized again. Don't know if that caused the errors or if it is actually failing.
I don't really care about losing any data on it. It's only even in this laptop so that I can boot windows from the mSATA drive. BIOS will only boot from SATA so it reads the HDD first before booting.
Finally on my last attempt to upgrade the filesystem got corrupt and would hang on boot. I had to put the HDD in another computer and write zeros to the drive so that I could boot from the cd without the computer freezing.
BTW, other computer's BIOS said that the drive has failed the SMART checks.
Put it back into my dell laptop and do a clean install of Windows 10 Insider Preview and everything seems to work, but I did a check with HDDScan and this is the SMART results:
Code:
Model: ST1000LM024 HN-M101MBB
Firmware: 2AR10002
Serial: S2TBJB0C226206
LBA: 1953525168
Report By: HDDScan for Windows version 3.3
Report Date: 5/3/2015 1:00:09 PM
Num Attribute Name Value Worst Raw(hex) Threshold
001 Raw Read Error Rate 001 001 0000000000-8A5E 051
002 Throughput performance 252 252 0000000000-0000 000
003 Spin Up Time 089 089 0000000000-0D84 025
004 Start/Stop Count 096 096 0000000000-132B 000
005 Reallocation Sector Count 252 252 0000000000-0000 010
007 Seek Error Rate 252 252 0000000000-0000 051
008 Seek time Perfomance 252 252 0000000000-0000 015
009 Power-On Hours Count 100 100 0000000000-073C 000
010 Spin Retry Count 252 252 0000000000-0000 051
011 Recalibration Retries 100 100 0000000000-026B 000
012 Device Power Cycle Count 095 095 0000000000-168F 000
013 Soft read error rate 100 100 0000000000-0000 000
181 Unknown Attribute 100 100 00000000C1-D96B 000
191 G-sense Rate/Servo tracking 100 100 0000000000-0051 000
192 Emergency Retract Count 252 252 0000000000-0000 000
193 Load/unload Cycle Count 100 100 0000000000-26CB 000
194 HDA Temperature 056 044 44 C 000
194 HDA Temperature Maximum 056 044 56 C 000
194 HDA Temperature Minimum 056 044 12 C 000
195 Error Rate 100 100 0000000000-0000 000
196 Reallocation Event Count 252 252 0000000000-0000 000
197 Current Pending Errors Count 100 100 0000000000-006E 000
198 Uncorrectable Errors Count 252 252 0000000000-0000 000
199 UltraDMA CRC Errors 100 100 0000000000-0027 000
200 Write Error Rate 100 100 0000000000-008B 000
240 Heads Flying Hours 100 100 0000000000-071A 000
241 Total Host Writes 096 094 0000000058-D728 000
242 Total Host Reads 095 091 0000000075-5610 000
254 G-shock/Free-fall Event Count 252 252 0000000000-0000 000It says it failed the Raw Read Error Rate (001) and Current Pending Errors Count (197) and UltraDMA CRC Errors (199) have warnings. However no reallocated sectors.
A bug in an early build of Win10 issued some command that prevented the drive from even spinning up. I had to use some bootable cd to get the drive even be recognized again. Don't know if that caused the errors or if it is actually failing.
I don't really care about losing any data on it. It's only even in this laptop so that I can boot windows from the mSATA drive. BIOS will only boot from SATA so it reads the HDD first before booting.
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