I have an external WD MY Book Duo 8tbs USB 3.0 drive (set at RAID 1 for redundancy) sectioned into several partitions. Recently, the 3rd partition became "RAW" formatted, the other partitions were not affected.
Using recovery software, I was able to save the files to another drive. I reformatted the RAW partition back to NTFS and scanned the partition using CHKDSK and everything seems fine. Two days later, Windows at boot up scanned and repaired partition 3.
Should I be concerned that the drive is maybe failing where that partition is set up? CHKDSK did not tell me it found bad sectors. I'm not seeing any unusual SMART results either. Thoughts?
Using recovery software, I was able to save the files to another drive. I reformatted the RAW partition back to NTFS and scanned the partition using CHKDSK and everything seems fine. Two days later, Windows at boot up scanned and repaired partition 3.
Should I be concerned that the drive is maybe failing where that partition is set up? CHKDSK did not tell me it found bad sectors. I'm not seeing any unusual SMART results either. Thoughts?