Hi,
Can anybody help me out,pls see the report and tell me the status of my hardisk.

ThankYou


HDDScan S.M.A.R.T. Report
Model: SAMSUNG SP0802N
Firmware: TK200-04
Serial: S00JJ40X325899
LBA: 156365903

Report By: HDDScan for Windows version 3.2
Report Date: 12/4/2009 6:54:38 PM


Num Attribute Name Value Worst Raw(hex) Threshold

001 Raw Read Error Rate 001 001 00000000-34E8 051

003 Spin Up Time 100 100 00000000-1080 025

004 Start/Stop Count 100 100 00000000-0229 000

005 Reallocation Sector Count 016 001 00000000-00B6 011

007 Seek Error Rate 100 100 00000000-0000 051

008 Seek time Perfomance 100 100 00000000-0000 015

009 PowerOn Hours Count 100 100 00000002-ABCA 000

010 Spin Retry Count 100 100 00000000-0000 051

011 Recalibration Retries 100 100 00000000-0095 000

012 Device Power Cycle Count 100 100 00000000-0133 000

194 HDA Temperature 109 097 43 C 000

195 Hardware ECC Recovered 100 100 00000013-9962 000

196 Reallocation Event Count 001 001 00000000-4072 000

197 Current Pending Sector Count 100 100 00000000-0000 000

198 Uncorrectable Sector Count 001 001 00000000-4072 000

199 UltraDMA CRC Errors 200 200 00000000-000D 000

200 Write Error Rate 100 100 00000000-0000 051

201 Soft Read Error Rate 100 100 00000000-0000 051

Your drive has remaps and lots of bad blocks
Backup your data and dispose the drive

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I have a very similar problem with my Samsung SP0802N. But I can't even take an image of it...all software I tried refuse even to initialise the drive ...if I want to access the drive it clicks a lot..

But if I start in Windows, one of three partitions (the manufactor's backup's partition) is still accessible...

Can anyone give me a tip how I could rescue at least some of the data on it?

Thx a lot in advance!
So long
p@sco

Hello,

Your H1 is dead in the drive.
You have no chance to get the data from H0 without special equipment.
If your data is important, seek for professional help.
If not, drop the drive away and live without your old data.
If you force the drive for spin, you will get the condition more worse, and your drive are close allready to the unrecoverable state.

Janos

How much costs professional help for this drive?

im having a different Error shown by the S.M.A.R.T report.

Model: MAXTOR STM3160215AS
Firmware: 4.AAB
Serial: 6RA7A2LN
LBA: 312581808

(2MB cache)

001 Raw Read Error Rate 100 253 00000000-0000 006

003 Spin Up Time 097 097 00000000-0000 000

004 Start/Stop Count 096 096 00000000-136A 020

005 Reallocation Sector Count 100 100 00000000-0000 036

007 Seek Error Rate 084 060 00000FE2-D208 030

009 PowerOn Hours Count 094 094 00000000-16F0 000

010 Spin Retry Count 100 100 00000000-0000 097

012 Device Power Cycle Count 096 096 00000000-1366 020

187 Reported Uncorrectable Error 100 100 00000000-0000 000

189 High Fly Writes 100 100 00000000-0000 000

190 Airflow Temperature 065 052 35 C 045

194 HDA Temperature 035 048 35 C 000

195 Hardware ECC Recovered 070 062 00000000-452B 000

197 Current Pending Sector Count 100 100 00000000-0000 000

198 Uncorrectable Sector Count 100 100 00000000-0000 000

199 UltraDMA CRC Error Count 200 200 00000000-0001 000

200 Write Error Rate 100 253 00000000-0000 000

202 Data Address Mark Errors 100 253 00000000-0000 000


im not sure whether this "UltraDMA CRC Error" is the main cause of Very Slow file Copy speed in windows 7. Copy starts at 40-50MB/sec then falls back to 20-15mb/sec.
c: 26.3 free space 4.17GB
D:122 free space18.5GB

I have already switched the sata cable from my DVD burner but that didn't help.

So if this error is from faulty cable ....then replacing the cable SHOULD put the "UltraDMA CRC Error Count" to 0 ......????? do i sound right?

eagerly waiting for your response.

can any one help????

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i do know that most of the time UltraDMA CRC Error Count is due to faulty cable....but i have already changed the cable yet

the value still shows 1. So this means the problem is still there????

No

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