One folder not accessible. Data error cyclic redundancy check
Closed
Jstarz
Posts
1
Registration date
Monday 12 October 2015
Status
Member
Last seen
12 October 2015
-
12 Oct 2015 à 07:39
jollym124 Posts 98 Registration date Wednesday 21 January 2015 Status Member Last seen 28 March 2017 - 16 Oct 2015 à 02:50
jollym124 Posts 98 Registration date Wednesday 21 January 2015 Status Member Last seen 28 March 2017 - 16 Oct 2015 à 02:50
Related:
- Data error cyclic redundancy check external hard drive
- Tmobile data check - Guide
- Whats a hard drive - Guide
- Blanco hard drive wipe - Download - Cleaning and optimization
- Error network error occurred - Guide
- How to install a new hard drive - Guide
2 responses
Run a chkdsk on it. Open a command prompt and type in help chkdsk. FOllow instructions.
I have said it once, I will say it again. IT!
I have said it once, I will say it again. IT!
jollym124
Posts
98
Registration date
Wednesday 21 January 2015
Status
Member
Last seen
28 March 2017
28
16 Oct 2015 à 02:50
16 Oct 2015 à 02:50
CRC error occurs in hard drive when the data is incorrectly written on the hdd or due to corrupt operating system, or a power loss case.
To Fix the error
Go to My computer> Right click the hard drive and click properties and select tool tab...> check error checking section.
The alternative for fixing the hdd is as below:
. Run CMD as an Administrator
. type chkdsk C: /f /r ( 'C' signifies the affected Drive).
. Run DiskPart utility from the same command prompt type DiskPart
Once utility is loaded run "rescan" command. This command locates new disks that might have been added to the computer.
Hopefully problem would be resolved.
To Fix the error
Go to My computer> Right click the hard drive and click properties and select tool tab...> check error checking section.
The alternative for fixing the hdd is as below:
. Run CMD as an Administrator
. type chkdsk C: /f /r ( 'C' signifies the affected Drive).
. Run DiskPart utility from the same command prompt type DiskPart
Once utility is loaded run "rescan" command. This command locates new disks that might have been added to the computer.
Hopefully problem would be resolved.
