Unspecified errors when using chkdsk to repair disks

When drives malfunction there may be options to backup data using:

a) an empty bay of another computer


b) HD enclosure:

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c) Professional data recovery:

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SIW2 said:

what is that ?

It's kind of like a thumb drive.

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zbook said:

When drives malfunction there may be options to backup data using:

a) an empty bay of another computer


b) HD enclosure:

Sorry! Something went wrong!


c) Professional data recovery:

Rescue Data Recovery Services | Seagate US

I don't need to recover data only backups on the drive the original data is still intact.

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The 60TB and the 4TB were sold by Joybuy. The 60TB I bought on Feb 24 and was delivered May 30 the 4TB i bought on July 7 and was delivered July 28. The 1TB Seagate I have no Idea when I bought that and the 8TB I got as a gift and Seagate has replaced that drive once already.

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I'm using AOMEI Partition Assistant to scan the 60TB and it says remaining time is 932:48:23

Bostongc said:

It's kind of like a thumb drive.... The 60TB and the 4TB were sold by Joybuy.

The 60TB is probably fake - see here.

More than probably

And I was boasting how I saved all that money on that 60TB SSD! I was telling people my 8TB Seagate Backup Plus Hub costs upwards of $300 and I found this 60TB SSD for $49. But hey windows and Victoria And the fact that AOMEI Partition Assistant is telling me it's going to take 642 hours to scan the surface of the 60TB whose to say it's not 60TB even if it is a Micro SD Card in a circuit board. The 4TB is suspicious now i got that for $29

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After reading How to troubleshoot drive corruption issues on Microsoft's learn site it told me that the problem can be caused by too many drives on the same controller. I have 6 external hard drives and 3 internal hard drives. The internal drives are separated because they are on the SATA channel. Two of the six external hard drives are Seagate drives so they are on the SCSI channel. Another external hard drive is a WD MyBook which has a SES Driver. Then there's the two portable SSD's that are probably not SSD's namely the 60TB and the 4TB. I don't know who designed those so they probably just use the standard USB 2.0 Bus Controller. So do you think I have too many drives on one controller or are there other things causing the ID153 warning in event viewer?

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All the six usb connected drives use the same miniport driver named Universal Serial Bus Controller in my system. So this could be the source of the EVENT VIEWER ID153 Warnings