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hi,i would first run seatools by seagate to check the harddrive
http://www.seagate.com/www/en-us/support/downloads/seatools

Thank you! I’ll try that when I get home from work tonight and I’ll post the results. In the meantime, I’ve also ordered a replacement drive from Newegg which should be here tomorrow should that turn out to be the solution.

I have the exact problem but have a Western Digital HD. Any idea of what I can do?

Although I was unable to install SeaTools for Windows due to an error stating “installation ended prematurely because of an error,” I was able to download, burn, and boot into SeaTools for DOS. After scanning the drive, it appears errors were detected. I tried to repair them but a rescan still revealed errors.

Looks like I made the right move ordering a replacement drive this morning. I’m currently doing a test run using Windows to restore a system image. I’ll know for sure if the new drive solves the problem on Saturday and will close the thread if it works. Thanks for the help!

Dave

your welcome and good luck .
using the serial number of the drive you can check there website to see if its still under warranty[check in the rma section ]

Yeah, I definitely plan on doing that. However, I’ve read users in other forums post that Seagate support can be a real pain to deal with compared to the likes of Western Digital, but it’s worth a shot.

Thanks for your help, the new hard drive fixed my issue, and my Seagate drive is still under warranty so I’m going to RMA that. Also, the reviews that I had read online about how bad their RMA process was are all true. It’s likely going to cost me a decent penny just to track down the required shipping materials, including 2″ of required solid foam around all sides of the drive.

Thanks again!

Dave

Also, just something I wanted to add… for those of you using Windows 7 Ultimate (and possible other versions), there is a really great feature that allows you to create a disk image, very similar to Norton Ghost, but free! It’s found under Control Panel > Backup and Restore, and then in the left pane “Create a system image”. You’ll also need to “Create a system repair disk” in order to boot and restore the image you create. I created the image on of my other hard drives, and the whole process was a breeze. Once I got my new drive installed, I was back up and running within an hour as if nothing had happened.

I know there are other ways to do similar things, but I just wanted to let people know about this because I didn’t know it was built into Windows now, and I’m probably not the only one.

Thanks for your help, the new hard drive fixed my issue, and my Seagate drive is still under warranty so I’m going to RMA that. Also, the reviews that I had read online about how bad their RMA process was are all true. It’s likely going to cost me a decent penny just to track down the required shipping materials, including 2″ of required solid foam around all sides of the drive.

Thanks again!

Dave

to bad you wern’t close ,i have a spare box with all the foam

I’ll probably just use standard foam peanuts and bubble wrap, and if they don’t accept it due to the packaging, then so be it. It’s a low-capacity, inexpensive drive, and I can’t justify buying all kinds of packaging material that will likely add up to more than half the cost of the drive itself when it was new.

I’ll probably just use standard foam peanuts and bubble wrap, and if they don’t accept it due to the packaging, then so be it. It’s a low-capacity, inexpensive drive, and I can’t justify buying all kinds of packaging material that will likely add up to more than half the cost of the drive itself when it was new.

yeah ,and they will send you a refurbished drive ,as they no longerr make new low-capacity drives