Dat heeft 'ie dus al geprobeerd :
Verwijderd schreef op 06 oktober 2003 @ 15:41:
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PowerMax doet t niet ik krijg vlak voor dat t progje start een fout melding :
error a20 line occupied of zoiets.
en dan twee x f8 drukken en dan moet tie gaan lopen maar dat doet tie niet krijg de a: root
En dat wordt ws hierdoor veroorzaakt :
Note: PowerMax v4.06 will not detect Ultra ATA hard disks connected to motherboards with embedded NVIDIA chipsets (SATA drives are supported). A new version to address this issue is currently in development and is slated for release soon. Please check the PowerMax download page periodically for updates. All versions of PowerMax prior to 4.06 are no longer supported, it is recommended that you update to version 4.06 before testing your hard disk.
Probeer anders
deze eens :
Bst5 (Bart's Stuff Test v5) is a small win32 application for long time heavily stress testing storage devices. Bst5 supports testing at file and device level.
File level support enables you to test any local or remote volume by file access. This makes it possible to test almost any storage device. As long as the operating system can write or read files from it, you can use bst5 to test it. In bst5 this is seen as a "high" level test, you write/read data to/from a file using the file system support from your operating system.
Device level support enables you to test local devices directly block-by-block. You can use this to test any removable or fixed logical drive, physical hard disk, or tape device. In bst5 this is seen as a "low" level test, bst5 writes/reads data directly to/from the storage device without the use of any file system. In other word, the storage device or media does not need to be partitioned or formatted before testing. If any file systems exists on a storage device or media, a non-read only test will overwrite any data on it.
Maak wel eerst even een back-up van je data :
Q: Can bst5 break down my harddisk?
A: Good question, no bst5 does not break down your harddisk. But when you use bst5 a lot (and I mean really a lot) on the same disk it can shorten the MTBF (mean time between failure). This also means that if your hard disk, that was running fine, does break down during bst5 testing, it was already faulty before you started testing, but you never stressed it hard enough to show any failures.