Maybe it wasn't the harddrive?
I've been having problems with a hard drive. Every boot it would need to run chkdsk. I have 3 hard drives in, but it was mostly the C: drive needing checking.
I cloned the disk to a brand new HD, but the chkdsks are still happenning. Files are being corrupted and chkdsk is finding them. But could it be something besides the HDs going bad? perhaps the SATA controller or the mobo itself? The SATA cables perhaps? How do I find out?
I cloned the disk to a brand new HD, but the chkdsks are still happenning. Files are being corrupted and chkdsk is finding them. But could it be something besides the HDs going bad? perhaps the SATA controller or the mobo itself? The SATA cables perhaps? How do I find out?
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