Specs in sig. Drive in particular is my 500GB SATA SeaGate drive. It's about 2.5 months old.
So, now to my problem: I've gotten a 0x77 BSOD error twice this week. Both times were when I wasn't at the computer, but found my computer at the log-on screen. Looked in the Event Viewer, and both shown a 0x77 error code. This just started this week. I tried a Chkdsk, and it didn't show anything. Didn't find anything to fix. So last night I ran SeaTools off of the Hiren's Boot CD. I ran the quick test, in-depth test, and the File Structure test. It said the quick/in-depth tests passed, but the File Structure test failed "with critical errors." Here's the report it gave me:
So now, this morning before I went to school, I booted off of my XP disc, went to recovery console, and did a chkdsk /r, so I'll see if that solves anything.
As for the BSOD's, the first time I got it, the computer was sitting idle overnight (well I was torrenting, but this hasn't happened while I was torrenting overnight...and it was torrenting to an external drive). The second time I got it, I started Norton Ghost, and began to do a drive image backup. This was before school in the morning, so I went outside/scraped the frost off of my windows. Came back inside to get all of my stuff, and I see my comp is at the logon screen. Logged back in/started GHost up, and it backed up successfully when I came back home for lunch.
The only thing that I've changed that may have effected my drive, is that I ran O&O Defrag with a COMPLETE /ACCESS defrag. It wasn't letting me defrag the drive (kept saying Chkdsk was getting an error). So one night I did a Chkdsk, it fixed a few errors it found, then ran O&O the next day, and it did a defrag successfully. Could something O&O have done messed the drive up? Is the drive damaged/dying now?
So, now to my problem: I've gotten a 0x77 BSOD error twice this week. Both times were when I wasn't at the computer, but found my computer at the log-on screen. Looked in the Event Viewer, and both shown a 0x77 error code. This just started this week. I tried a Chkdsk, and it didn't show anything. Didn't find anything to fix. So last night I ran SeaTools off of the Hiren's Boot CD. I ran the quick test, in-depth test, and the File Structure test. It said the quick/in-depth tests passed, but the File Structure test failed "with critical errors." Here's the report it gave me:
So now, this morning before I went to school, I booted off of my XP disc, went to recovery console, and did a chkdsk /r, so I'll see if that solves anything.
As for the BSOD's, the first time I got it, the computer was sitting idle overnight (well I was torrenting, but this hasn't happened while I was torrenting overnight...and it was torrenting to an external drive). The second time I got it, I started Norton Ghost, and began to do a drive image backup. This was before school in the morning, so I went outside/scraped the frost off of my windows. Came back inside to get all of my stuff, and I see my comp is at the logon screen. Logged back in/started GHost up, and it backed up successfully when I came back home for lunch.
The only thing that I've changed that may have effected my drive, is that I ran O&O Defrag with a COMPLETE /ACCESS defrag. It wasn't letting me defrag the drive (kept saying Chkdsk was getting an error). So one night I did a Chkdsk, it fixed a few errors it found, then ran O&O the next day, and it did a defrag successfully. Could something O&O have done messed the drive up? Is the drive damaged/dying now?
