Topic: bakit ayaw madefrag PC koh

[-=Kurabo=-]

nereformat koh n lhat lhat.. palgue 1% lang tpos error n

[deeper one zero]

tol, try mu ng mgpalit ng hard disk... baka my bad sectors na kc ang hdd mu ehh kaya ngeeror na xa... 

[-=Kurabo=-]

ngak yari..hndi p napapalitan tong HDD ko eh.. last yr lang kasi nmn binili tong PC... walang kwenta talga xpc 

[Kakarot]

nereformat koh n lhat lhat.. palgue 1% lang tpos error n

Most probably HD problem na yan kung sabi mong ayaw magdefrag kahit ngreformat ka. Try mo muna scandisk HD mo para macheck nya file integrity saka i-mark nya bad sectors kung meron man.

Or try mo muna defrag sa safemode kung pede. Or gamit ka ng third party defragmenter gaya ng O&O defrag.

[Erotomania]

pag nagawa mo n lahat ng sinabi ng mga spies natin 'bro at ayaw pa din, format mo n yan..

low level format ang gawin mo para sure ka, zero fill ang gawin mo.... kaya niyang i fix ang mga bad sectors....

medyo matagal pero for sure, para uling bago hard drive mo.....     

[mozarellagotcha]

sir, kung ayaw pa rin gumana after low level formatting, eheheh alam na, palitan mu na ng bagong hard disk yan...

[xXPrinceXx]

LOW LEVEL FORMAT WILL DO THE JOB....  I SECOND THE MOTION

[codered]

Run in safe mode, SCANDISK muna bago DEFRAG. Usually talagang di andar ang defrag pag my error sa HDD kung di kaya i-fix ng SCANDISK - LFormat gaya ng sabi ng mga kaspies. Kung ayaw pa din, hehehe mahigit 100p din yan pag pinakilo.

[jhovzz]

tol try mo muna low level format.search mo lng sa site kung anong brand ng hdd mo.meron silang ganyan.

[Kakarot]

Ang low level format ay ginagawa lang sa isang hard disk ONCE sa buong working life nito, that is bago lumabas sa factory. Once nasa user na'to, there is no way na pede mong LLF ang HD even with the use of so-called low level format utilities...

Due to this complexity, all modern hard disks are low-level formatted at the factory for the life of the drive. There's no way for the PC to do an LLF on a modern IDE/ATA or SCSI hard disk, and there's no reason to try to do so.

http://www.pcguide.com/ref/hdd/geom/formatLow-c.html

Important drive information (servo, sector layout, and defect management, etc.) is stored in the low-level format at the factory. This information is designed to last the life of the drive and therefore it is not possible to low level the drive outside the factory.

http://www.ariolic.com/activesmart/low-level-format.html

Modern hard drives are low-level formatted at the factory for the life of the drive. A PC can not perform an LLF on a modern IDE/ATA or SCSI hard disk, and doing so would destroy the hard disk.

http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/L/LLF.htm

While it's impossible to perform an LLF on most modern hard drives (since the mid-1990s) outside the factory, the term "low-level format" is still being used (erroneously) for what should be called the REINITIALIZATION of an IDE or ATA hard drive to its factory configuration (and even these terms may be misunderstood). Reinitialization should include identifying (and sparing out if possible) any sectors which cannot be written to and read back from the drive, correctly. The term has, however, been used by some to refer to only a portion of that process, in which every sector of the drive is written to; usually by writing a zero byte to every addressable location on the disk; sometimes called zero-filling.

Most of the time, file corruption/software ang cause ng defrag errors rather than hardware. Possible din na may bad sectors HD mo kaya better na run mCHKDSK first.