The STRANGE problem of my hdd! Only 40 GB work instead of931
Posted: October 20th, 2016, 12:27
Hello guys.
I have an external hdd WD my passport, 1 terabyte and usb 3.0 (but now I use it in sata mode)
SO this is the story:
1)This Hdd once had a lot of problem but wit a lot of different tools and zeroing it from Windows I successfully fixed it.
2)I formatted it in exFat, everithing is ok and I can perfectly use it BUT after i wrote 40 gb it starts to show some messages in Windows. For how much I understood after the 40th GB it is locked in "read-only" mode and I can't write data anymore
3)I tryed to zerofill the Hard Drive with "dev zero" on Linux (I used the verbose parametre with bs=8 mega and also 512 kb).
The process works from 0 to 40 gb, but after that the speed became 1 gb/sec... I am sure that also DD skips these sectors because they are locked in "read-only" mode.
It says "error writing on dev/sda : no space left on device"
HOW CAN I FIX THIS PROBLEM TO FULLY USE/FORMAT THE DRIVE?
Should I use the 100% recover function of "Hdd regenerator" ?
Thank you in advance
I have an external hdd WD my passport, 1 terabyte and usb 3.0 (but now I use it in sata mode)
SO this is the story:
1)This Hdd once had a lot of problem but wit a lot of different tools and zeroing it from Windows I successfully fixed it.
2)I formatted it in exFat, everithing is ok and I can perfectly use it BUT after i wrote 40 gb it starts to show some messages in Windows. For how much I understood after the 40th GB it is locked in "read-only" mode and I can't write data anymore
3)I tryed to zerofill the Hard Drive with "dev zero" on Linux (I used the verbose parametre with bs=8 mega and also 512 kb).
The process works from 0 to 40 gb, but after that the speed became 1 gb/sec... I am sure that also DD skips these sectors because they are locked in "read-only" mode.
It says "error writing on dev/sda : no space left on device"
HOW CAN I FIX THIS PROBLEM TO FULLY USE/FORMAT THE DRIVE?
Should I use the 100% recover function of "Hdd regenerator" ?
Thank you in advance