radish;275162 Wrote: 
> I agree, sounds like hardware (either the disk or the controller) to me
> - or possibly a driver.

Sounds Exactly like how bad MicroSuck OS behaves. OS software making
decisions without any user input. "Oh, we know what is best for you
because after all, people that use our products can not be trusted to
make the correct decision". BTW, whenever MS makes a suggestion but
still gives one a choice of two options, if it is not common sense
always pick the one that MS is not recommending! One will end up
correct or safe 9 out of 10 times.

Back to your problem, verify that the driver is flagged as working
correctly and the correct one. Next have the OS check the disk media
for bad blocks and sectors because it sure sounds like there is bad
media. Once all the bad sectors are identified, backup your data. Then
do a defrag so that the remaining good data is moved to the now known
good areas remaining on the drive. After doing this, in my opinion if
it happens again, replace the drive.

Yes I hate MicroSuck for ruining the PC market and killing all logical
future development. So if one learns anything from this, put Linux on
an old PC and give it a try. If one just has to have Word and Excel,
switch to Open Office, which will convert the files so one can use them
with the new programs which are FREE. Yes, I just typed the word FREE.
The programs are free as are all updates. And unlike Word that gets
bugs fixed every couple of years, Open Office works great and is
updated on a regular basis.


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