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Scroll the log down so we can see the error ourself.
Macrium 6.1.1366 Failure. Do not understand the log. Win 10
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New #12
It created a differential shadow copy. There is no error. What about the picture? Are two opposing messages being seen, but not sent?
I ran the quick Error Scan. Every time I've run the other, I forget because it goes on for a long time.
I will let it run fully, because I don't buy all these green boxes.
Thank you!
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Axe0,
After running the error log for 12 - 14+ hours, maybe more, this is the result. I stopped it.
As the title suggests, I don't believe a partially empty 500GB HD takes this long.
Is there another reason it's not filled in or finished?
Running the same test with Macrorit. I want to find the bad sectors and isolate them, if I can, (of course).
Haven't run chkdsk, as I had HD Tune running all day.
Maybe in the next few hours.
Thank you.
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New #14
Do you know how many RPM your hard drive has? 0.9MB/s is incredibly slow and probably the reason why it is so slow.
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I'm following your instructions now.
I have other tests from HDT that I ran the same time, so I'll upload those shortly.
I've been opening files in D to see what's there, and so far, it's mostly stuff from desktop/docs.
(I get two points from before, ey?)
Thank you.
Filled in some and have a test result or two. If it's really important, I will share.
To back up to the Surface Test - it did say "0" errors and time remaining: "0."
AAM - High Performance, 254.
From Page 1 Info:
Average Speed: 99 MB/s
Rotation Speed: 7200 RPM
Buffer size: 16384kb
Sector size: 512 bytes
Last edited by BellaDonna; 16 Jul 2016 at 11:25.
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New #16
Chkdsk
See enclosed.
Thank you.
CHKDSKResults.txt
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New #17
Except for a bit of cleanup there hasn't been much done, either these bad sectors have already been handled or I would need to ask if the partition that was scanned is the right one.
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How do I get you the answer?
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Are you able to give me an answer for this question yet: How do I know that the original Image used to restore my computer is intact? Looking for the 2016 Outlook image. What has been written over and what's been protected?
I figured I'll do another recovery and see what happens, unless there's a way to guarantee it's on this computer.
What I will do today is save to a flash drive (which is okay to erase and to use as a temporary transfer) newly created files to restore after the image. It's mostly, if not all, on Desktop.
As far as Outlook, I must save Outlook settings and a new dictionary. There might be other tweaks, which I'll check out first, but those take TOO much time to rebuild. Have no idea why they weren't restored.
Can I save emails from a specific date up to today?
Do you have suggestions or warnings?
Thank you.
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Simple, verify the image.How do I know that the original Image used to restore my computer is intact?
The image is pretty large, you may need to click on it to view it properly.
Attachment 90609
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