Good evening.

It 's the first time I write in this forum, and I apologize for my English, I'm using the Google translator.

Before describing the problem, I provide details on the components and to have a more precise description ..
Work with Operating System Windows 7 64-bit (Ultimate)

Hardware Components:
Processor: Intel® Core ™ i5-750 (LGA Soket 1156 to 2.66 GHz - 4 cores - 45 nm - 95W)
CPU Cooler: Thermalright AXP-140 RT with 140mm fan
Motherboard: GIGABYTE GA-P55A-UD4 (video slots in 6th position)
RAM: G.SKILL F3-10666CL7D-4GBECO (2x 2GB @ 1333MHz CL7)
Video Card: ATI Radeon HD5750
Hard Disk 1 (C): Samsung SSD 840 120GB
Hard Disk 2 (D): Seagate ST31500341AS 1500GB
Hard Disk 3 (S): Samsung 500GB HD501LG
Optical Drive 1 LG Blu-ray Player
Optical Drive 2 LG GSA H12L 16X DUAL LAYER BLACK
Power Supply ENERMAX NoiseTaker EG495AX-VE (485W)

Enclosure for HDD (O-Q) Fantec QB-35US3, which stopped working two days ago, I do not know if there may be a relationship between the two problems.


Terms of use:
I work a lot with video editing programs and file storage residing in the HDD (D-E-Q), and often use hibernation to cease work when they are away from home, because I avoid to leave the machine on when you are not there.
On the way back the first thing I do was to turn on the external drive (Fantec) so that the pit already "ready" for the detection of Windows, and then the PC, then reactivated from hibernation and still work normally.

Yesterday PC kept crashing whenever I loaded of files stored in HDD (D), I thought of the usual problem of some software installed that broke.
I tried to restart the PC and I noticed that it took too long, it is usually almost a flash (I mount a SSD for the OS) when the power had started I went into disk management and Seagate did not appear in the Device !!
Reboot and I check in the bios, which is present and normally see,
reboot again and this time Windows sees it and everything works normally.

I tried to do a check with the software CrystalDiskInfo:

HDD (D)


HDD (E)


HDD (Q)


This is a sign that the HDD you are ruined forever, and should I replace them?
I do not know what to do.

Sincerely thank you for all the advice that you will give me

For drive D and E, you have a pretty high value on Reallocated Sector Count. This is considered critical, and I would have backed up and replaced the drives as soon as possible.

You can read more about that SMART-property here: http://www.ariolic.com/activesmart/smar ... count.html

Is there any hope using HDD Regenerator?

thanks

That I don't know. Sorry.

I do not think HDD renegenrator could help in this case because "pending bug" is probably bad sec realocated by HDD Operative system (Firmware)

I think HDD regen would not recognize this as bad secs.


If data is important create a backup of data and try with hdd regen

On not recognized HDD the best is contact with local pro.

Powermax or Michael chiklis can help you. the are from italy

Good Morning.
(Sorry for the errors, use the google translator)

Since I do not believe in magic, but what the hell can be successfully compared to some time ago, as I posted above, my album "Q" was found to be at risk this is the screen:





Today while checking on the same HDD I find this:



How can you explain such a thing, that the sectors in writing and not correctable pendant is correct?
According to this result should not proceed with the replacement of the HDD is not it?

thanks

Those disks both have almost 2.5 years of use on them and are both showing reallocated (confirmed bad) and pending (possibly bad) sectors. The likelihood is that the number of bad sectors will continue to increase, perhaps due to an emerging head problem or degradation of the media.

I would back up your data and replace both disks as soon as possible.