Question

WHAT ARE THE CAUSES OF REALLOCATED SECTOR COUNTS IN HARD DISK?

WHAT CAN BE DONE TO REDUCE THE NO. OF THESE BAD SECTORS?

I HAVE A LAPTOP WHICH HAS SEAGATE HARD DISK WHICH HAS 9766 REALLOCATED SECTOR COUNTS.

DO NOT COPY AND PASTE INFO. FROM GOOGLE.

ANSWER THIS WITH YOUR OWN KNOWLEDGE AND I WILL MARK YOU AS THE BRAINLIEST!!​

Answer 1

Explanation:

WHAT ARE THE CAUSES OF REALLOCATED SECTOR COUNTS IN HARD DISK?

WHAT CAN BE DONE TO REDUCE THE NO. OF THESE BAD SECTORS?

I HAVE A LAPTOP WHICH HAS SEAGATE HARD DISK WHICH HAS 9766 REALLOCATED SECTOR COUNTS.

DO NOT COPY AND PASTE INFO. FROM GOOGLE.

ANSWER THIS WITH YOUR OWN KNOWLEDGE AND I WILL MARK YOU AS THE BRAINLIEST!!

Answer 2

Answer:

When your hard drive encounters an error while reading, writing or verifying data it marks the sector as reallocated and then moves the data to a reserved area on the disk (spare sectors that it sets aside). This is a normal part of a hard drive's operation that's done to prevent data loss and corruption.

To prevent bad sectors:

• Make sure your computer is kept cool and dust free.
• Make sure you buy good quality hardware from respected brands.
• Always move your computer carefully.
• Keep your data cables as short as possible.
• Always shut down your computer correctly - use an uninterrupted power supply if your house is prone to blackouts.

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