HD sentinel pro vs HD regenerator

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  1. randomboy

    randomboy MDL Junior Member

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    #1 randomboy, Nov 2, 2011
    My 500GB HD which is also contains my system partition is being shown at 30% health by HD sentinal pro.
    I tried Hd regenerator on the disk it said it found only 7 bad sectors which it recovered( compared to 72 by HD sentinal pro) .
    How reliable is HD regenerator.
    I know this drive will fail soon and have backed up the data.
    HD is in warranty period(samsung) what findings are required before I can ask for replacement.
     
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  2. randomboy

    randomboy MDL Junior Member

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    #2 randomboy, Nov 10, 2011 (OP)
    shifting the post to hardware division
     
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  3. PalermoTech46

    PalermoTech46 MDL Junior Member

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    #3 PalermoTech46, Nov 18, 2011
    There are many freeware and popular software outhere for that you're trying to take care of, do some googling around.
     
  4. goro14

    goro14 MDL Novice

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    #4 goro14, Feb 15, 2014
    How which f.e.?
     
  5. goro14

    goro14 MDL Novice

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    #5 goro14, Mar 10, 2014
    ...?...

    :rolleyes:
     
  6. Mr.X

    Mr.X MDL Guru

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    #6 Mr.X, Mar 10, 2014
    :roll1:Stoned, drunk or both, hehe. Or, me no english very gud, hehe.
     
  7. acyuta

    acyuta MDL Expert

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    #7 acyuta, Mar 10, 2014
    I guess the original poster has long since found a solution (see the original post date).:p
     
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