gloco
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Title says it all...any clue?
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How to clean up bad sectors on a Rio Karma?
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wanderman
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fdisk /r in command prompt. But the karma hdd will fail anyway because that is what they do.
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Here's my experience with bad sectors on an iRiver 120.
http://www6.head-fi.org/forums/showthread.php?t=183774
http://www6.head-fi.org/forums/showthread.php?t=183774
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SiBurning, did you ever try just re seating your hdd? I was to lazy to read the thread to exuseme if it was already mentioned.
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So you think its on its way out?
SiBurning, yep, I was reading that thread with great interest since I own a H140 and have been deleting files off of it via windows explorer for a while now.
| Originally Posted by wanderman fdisk /r in command prompt. But the karma hdd will fail anyway because that is what they do. |
So you think its on its way out?
SiBurning, yep, I was reading that thread with great interest since I own a H140 and have been deleting files off of it via windows explorer for a while now.
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bad sectors are physical damages to the surface of the platter
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