Strange Hard Drive Problem

[TomViolence]

HI, I am having a strange problem with one of my internal sata drives on my media pc. I just bought a new bigger hard drive and wanted to transfer all my files from the old HD onto the new one but I get an error message on certain files. When moving them over I get the error code 0x8007045D and something about an I/O error.
I have done a full chkdsk scan with the repair bad sectors option selected which took hours but Windows reported that no errors were found.
The files in question play fine, the only time I encounter this problem is when I am copy and pasting them.
Any advice to overcome this problem appreciated.
Thanks.

[Splash]

Do you get the same issue if you use Robocopy? Or if you run the copy while in safe mode?

[eyezpy]

Just a shot in the dark, but have you tried making a copy of the files on the same disk and then try transfering the copies if it works.

[TomViolence]

Thanks for the replies. At the moment chkdsk is the only thing I have done. I will try what you have suggested and see what happens. I have moved a few files over ok so it seems to be only certain ones that result in the error.
Edit - Safemode encountered the same problem. Robocopy didn't seem to do anything so I am going to try Richcopy.

[Splash]

Thanks for the replies. At the moment chkdsk is the only thing I have done. I will try what you have suggested and see what happens. I have moved a few files over ok so it seems to be only certain ones that result in the error.
Edit - Safemode encountered the same problem. Robocopy didn't seem to do anything so I am going to try Richcopy.

Robocopy is a command line tool - syntax is

robocopy.exe "source directory" "destination directory"

Richcopy is essentially a gui for Robocopy with a few extra bells and whistles.

[TomViolence]

Thanks Splash. Richcopy doesn't seem to work either. It seems to be the most recently created files that don't transfer across, maybe the HD on the way out ?
Luckily It so far seems to have only affected a few gb worth and I have managed to copy across the majority of my data.

[MrJim]

You could try using a different (new) SATA cable, and / or attaching the drive to a different SATA connector on your motherboard, just to rule out those as a source of hardware errors...

[TomViolence]

I tried hooking the drive up to different sata ports with different cables but same thing happened. Luckily it only seemed to affect a very small number of files and I managed to get the rest backed up safely so it's turned out ok in the end. I have taken the old drive out now and will do a full format. Thanks.