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    Need help on my maxtor harddrives

    I bought 2 new 6L300S0 300G SATA drives, but I got tons of problem with them

    The first disk came with 2.3% bad sectors which render the drive unusable.
    The second disk appear to have no bad sectors, but my partition keep getting corrupted (I could copy the file out by R-studio NTFS with no error at all), but my folders just corrupting.

    I'm wondering what happened to my disks?

    I'm copying the remaining 100GB data out of the drive now, going to replace the SATA cable and see will it help.

    CHKDSK is verifying files (stage 1 of 3)...
    Truncating corrupt attribute list for file 464.
    Deleted corrupt attribute list for file 464.
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    Truncating corrupt attribute list for file 803.
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    Deleting corrupt attribute record (128, "")
    from file record segment 1036.
    File verification completed.
    Deleting orphan file record segment 465.
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    Errors found. CHKDSK cannot continue in read-only mode.
    The drive is new so may be it is kind of DoA
    I already RMA-ed the first disk, may be I'll need to RMA this one as well....
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    I'm guessing it's not the drives, since you're getting the same issue (Data corruption) on both drives. When I've had data corruption issues similar to that (MBR corruption in my case) in the past, it was actually the controller that was to blame. Have you tried them in a different machine with different cables, etc.? That'd be the easiest way to test if it's the drive or the hardware it's connected to. Good luck.

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    Just had the chkdsk problem too. Problem solved.

    I recovered my slave drive and 90% of the files,
    1. I got a drive caddy so i could access it via usb after windows had started. This stopped C.D. Trying to scan it and allowed me to view the files. 2. Though i could see the files i couldn't access them (C.D. Screwed that up) however i downloade a free file recovery program (pci_filerecovery.exe) and bit by bit managed to recover all the files that weren't on damaged secters of the disk.
    ...

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    :O are u using windows built in scandisk? U know that causes more hdd problems than solves!!!!

    Reformat with maxtors own utility from their website and get another software that does the drive check(think a tool like that in maxtors utility)

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    Maxtor have a bad recent history especially with nvidia boards & series 10 drives:-
    Maxtor Diamond Max 10 - Possible solutions
    & solution for disappearing Maxtor drives?
    I used to happily use maxtor series 9 drives but won'y touch the new drives, seeing the issues that occur.

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    Has anyone realised yet that the original post is from 2005?

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    Has anyone realised yet that the original post is from 2005?
    Hehe thought i'd not seen to many maxtor issues for a while.

    welcome to the forum satkiss

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    Quote Originally Posted by timtim86 View Post
    Has anyone realised yet that the original post is from 2005?
    Thank you - I over looked it

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    Quote Originally Posted by timtim86 View Post
    Has anyone realised yet that the original post is from 2005?
    nope, we all assume that the old threads dont get bumped alot
    alot of that been happening lately.

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    DOH!

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