Yours has some by the looks of it, which is a worse scenario than the one described in the previous paragraph. "Current Pending Sector Count" relates to the number of sectors found to be iffy that have not yet been reallocated. So it's a "best of a bad situation" scenario: If it hadn't found and reallocated those sectors, instability relating to the HDD not serving up data in a timely manner would have been probable. Assuming that I'm correct in reading the raw value here to be something higher than zero, your HDD has done what it's supposed to do when it found iffy sectors, however the sectors should not have been iffy in the first place.
These sectors likely once contained data that has since been recovered and moved to another sector (the original sector won't get used again). "Reallocated sectors count" are the number of sectors found to be iffy by your HDD. ID Cur Wor Thr RawValues(6) Attribute Nameĭo I need new HDD? Should I take my laptop for repair? Is HDD the problem or something else? + Intel(R) 7 Series/C216 Chipset Family SATA AHCI Controller - 1E03 Set raw values to 10 and i got this:ĬrystalDiskInfo 7.0.5 (C) 2008-2016 hiyohiyo Idk if its hotter now because of hdd or some other issue. Unable to get disk information, can not use the alert feature." The last time i hot error saying: "Toshiba HDD/SDD Alert. Restarted it few times and tried again but it failed every time. I then tried to extract files from one power iso file and it blocked my pc. Then i formated C and D disk, installed win 7 again with no files just to use office for college. I tried to open word file and it blocked my pc. It worked fine for 2 days and then i started to work slow again. I then fomated my C disk ( i have C and D) and installed win 7. It was super slow, it took 2 minutes to open one folder on desktop.
I had win 10 and one day when I turned my pc on it took 10 min for windows to boot, usually it takes 25 sec (thats what 360 security says). I had some problems with my laptop for the last 2 weeks.
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