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thahir alhakbanigroup
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1/27/2018
HP Compaq pc with Windows xp shows a message when starting , Hard disk failure is imminent please backup your data
Error msg coming while starting hp compaq pc.
seems that the HDD is corrupt with the HP Pc.
give me a suggestion to resolve this issue.
Windows XP
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John
1/27/2018
If the machine came with XP, it is a very old machine. Probably at this point, better to replace it if you can.
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Dr. Klahn
1/27/2018
If you tell us the exact error message and when it occurs during startup, we can give you better advice.
Scott Silva
1/27/2018
At a minimum you will have to replace the hard drive
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1/27/2018
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yo_bee
1/27/2018
No matter what the error full description is this person needs to backup and move off that computer.
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1/28/2018
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nobus
1/28/2018
and look into the smart errors, to check what triggered it
https://www.howtogeek.com/134735/how-to-see-if-your-hard-drive-is-dying/
Obaid ur Rehman
1/28/2018
Most probably your HDD is near death. Use this tool to check SMART Data
http://www.dposoft.net/hdd.html
I suspect it has some bad sectors. And yes you should consider backing up your data at urgent!
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Hello There
1/28/2018
Just do what I suggested in the first post.
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2/27/2018
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