ICT_GUY Posted November 5, 2008 Posted November 5, 2008 Here is an odd one, my take is that there is a hardware fault with the disk controller but I would like your take on it. I have a laptop that came in with a corrupt HD. I used BartPE to run checkdisk, confirmed that it was fubar with a fair few bad sectors, so I swapped it out for a previously working HD from another Laptop that had died. It all booted up fine, joined it to the new domain, did the usual stuff with updates. After about 5 minutes it blue screened and on reboot came up with missing files errors. checkdisked it with BartPE and it came up with a huge amount of errors. So any ideas? The laptop looks to have been dropped at some point though not badly.
AngryTechnician Posted November 5, 2008 Posted November 5, 2008 If it is a controller error then the disk should not be permanently damaged - what happens if you take the second drive, put it into a known good laptop, and run chkdsk on that machine? 1
ZeroHour Posted November 5, 2008 Posted November 5, 2008 One thing it could be, although unlikely, is faulty ram. I would run a ram check anyway to be sure. 1
ICT_GUY Posted November 5, 2008 Author Posted November 5, 2008 One thing it could be, although unlikely, is faulty ram. I would run a ram check anyway to be sure. Thought that myself, will run memtext x86 on it now.
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