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"How
did my hard drive crash?
The Anatomy Of A Hard Drive -
What you need to know.
Hardware
Error - A hard drive
will often fail when the read-write head of a hard disk
drive touches its rotating platter resulting in
catastrophic damage to the magnetic media on the platter
surface. This is known as a "head crash". A head crash
can be initiated by a tiny particle of dirt which can
cause the head to bounce against the disk, destroying the
thin magnetic coating on the disk. Often referred to as
the "click of death" because of the clicking sound the
drive will make that signals the device has
failed.

Software
Error - Hard drives
are made up of hundreds of thousands of sectors where the
data is stored. Over time, these sectors lose ther
magneticity or ability to store data. A hard drives can
lose millions of bits of data a day, but they are
redundant,
giving them the capability
to replace sectors as they go bad. This "re-mapping" will
usually keep a drive operational. Over time however, key
sectors will go bad and no longer are able to hold the
data. This is when your hard drive will start to fail and
need replacement.
The
difference between success and failure is not one's
technical ability, but having the right
tools. We have
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where others fail.

D. Fannon
- Owner, Three Pixels Design Group
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