Need Advice : Secondary Drive got Problem

sparksue

Senior Member
Joined
Jul 25, 2012
Messages
684
Reaction score
2
Hi Everyone,

I need advice on this - currently I have a 2 yr old computer.

I notice that my system has highlight the problem of my secondary disc (Drive D) which need to be check.

Can I get a new internal disc (Drive E) and install it so that I can copy and paste the Drive D file into Drive E before I take out the disc for repair?

Will it have any effect on my current CPU?

Need advice as I don't intend to bring my whole CPU for repair for fear of taking more than a day to repair as I got work to rush.

It seem that my Drive C are working fine. any advice on this? :(:(
 

gs

Master Member
Joined
Jun 5, 2003
Messages
3,541
Reaction score
0
Hi Everyone,

I need advice on this - currently I have a 2 yr old computer.

I notice that my system has highlight the problem of my secondary disc (Drive D) which need to be check.

Can I get a new internal disc (Drive E) and install it so that I can copy and paste the Drive D file into Drive E before I take out the disc for repair?

Will it have any effect on my current CPU?

Need advice as I don't intend to bring my whole CPU for repair for fear of taking more than a day to repair as I got work to rush.

It seem that my Drive C are working fine. any advice on this? :(:(

u can get a internal drive or external drive which would more easy for u to backup the data but slower bit as internal would be faster so the choice is urs..and what u ar replacing would not effect the system as is the d drive..not the system drive unless u got programs on the d drive
 

sparksue

Senior Member
Joined
Jul 25, 2012
Messages
684
Reaction score
2
u can get a internal drive or external drive which would more easy for u to backup the data but slower bit as internal would be faster so the choice is urs..and what u ar replacing would not effect the system as is the d drive..not the system drive unless u got programs on the d drive

Hi,

So suggestion is that I don't really need to bring my CPU, just purchase the either external or internal drive will do since it's affect my Drive D - am I right to say that?

I think i will be getting a internal drive as my window couldn't update at all when my drive D is having a issue on it.
 

jtjt00

Arch-Supremacy Member
Joined
Jan 1, 2000
Messages
17,693
Reaction score
525
TS, make sure your D: is not another partition on the same drive as C:. View this under disk management for detail.
 
Important Forum Advisory Note
This forum is moderated by volunteer moderators who will react only to members' feedback on posts. Moderators are not employees or representatives of HWZ Forums. Forum members and moderators are responsible for their own posts. Please refer to our Community Guidelines and Standards and Terms and Conditions for more information.
Top