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A friend brought in his old toshiba laptop(satalite 4090) which had a
harddrive with lots of bad sectors. The laptop is a mess with mising panels and he has rigged upa power supply directly to the battery terminals, the power cord snaking in through a gap in the case. I got him a cheap 1G hard drive from ebay that worked fine. 4 months later he is back with 20 or more bad clusters scatterd right across the hard drive. Could this just be bad luck or could hardware problems on the laptop (voltage spikes?) have caused this? I don't want him to put in another harddrive for this to happen again in a couple of months. Any comments welcome. thanks, Robert |
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