chkdsk won't remove bad clusters
Wednesday, May 6, 2009 at 5:49 am Windows 2000 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by gordon451
(4 messages posted)
G'day all. I have W2K SP4, and use a Western Digital WD800BB-22JHC0 -- 80GB -- as
my D: drive. I run chkdsk occasionally, just to make sure, and the other day I discovered
a very large amount of bad clusters "being replaced". So I ran chkdsk a second time
(the boot-up option). And got exactly the same list of clusters being replaced!
Every time I run chkdsk it finishes up a 45-minute task by telling me there are
no bad clusters!
I should say that all the problems are confined to some Bit-Torrents in one folder.
I have Adenix SMART Explorer installed, and it reports 100% reliability -- ie: no
problems or errors.
I am discounting funny data, as I was told chkdsk performs write-back to all data
to see if the results match the original read.
So the question is: does, or does not, chkdsk fix files and mark bad clusters?
Gordon.
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