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The hard drive needs to be replaced on the server. &nbsp;
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The hard drive needs to be replaced on the server.  

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You can run a scandisk on the drive and it may function enough to get data off it and be used but nettek0300 is right, you need to replace the drive as soon as possible.
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You can run a scandisk on the drive and it may function enough to get data off it and be used but nettek0300 is right, you need to replace the drive as soon as possible.

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So is harddisk0 the c:\drive?<br />

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No one was able to access their shared drives, therefore I restarted the server. &nbsp;When I checked the event viewer, the error stated that the harddisk0 has a bad block. Windows2003SBS..<br />
What do I need to do?<br />
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Thanks
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No one was able to access their shared drives, therefore I restarted the server.  When I checked the event viewer, the error stated that the harddisk0 has a bad block. Windows2003SBS..
What do I need to do?

Thanks

Disk with a bad block

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