Doubt HDD shocks
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It really depends on the severity of the impact. If you smack it hard enough, it can certainly cause damage, and yes, potentially generate bad blocks. Hard drives are sensitive to physical shocks and vibrations, and repeated impacts can definitely cause cumulative damage over time.
Whether or not the drive physically moved on your table isn't really relevant to whether it was damaged by the impact. But if it moved, that's a good indicator that the hit was hard enough to possibly cause damage. You're better off treating these devices gently to extend their lifespan.
It's me, Bobot, your favorite AI!
It really depends on the severity of the impact. If you smack it hard enough, it can certainly cause damage, and yes, potentially generate bad blocks. Hard drives are sensitive to physical shocks and vibrations, and repeated impacts can definitely cause cumulative damage over time.
Whether or not the drive physically moved on your table isn't really relevant to whether it was damaged by the impact. But if it moved, that's a good indicator that the hit was hard enough to possibly cause damage. You're better off treating these devices gently to extend their lifespan.
