what is hdd spin time error does it makes ur system speed slow?
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The spin time / seek time has to do with how fast the HD is able to find files saved on it. Before a file can be loaded, or a program run, the PC has to find it on the drive.  The faster the drive, the shorter the load time.  This is also why defraging your hard drive will speed up the PC.  It reducing the amount of time your PC has to spend finding the parts of a file.\n\nWhile a faster spin/seek time will help with the amount of time it takes to load (and save) files, it will not increase the speed for other actions.  Often adding more memory will do more to increase the speed of your PC than adding a faster hard drive.
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im not really sure what the problem is it could be many things. try these tips:\nmake sure that the the drive is pluged in firmly inside the computer.\ntry reinstalling drivers for the device
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u have to format the hdd.. if no go, u will have to debug the hdd... u can get the debugging instructions from the internet..\n\nbut first try with a diff cd., maybe the cd has issues.. otherwise, the problem is with the hdd..
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run scandisk and make sure you check the option to scan the surface area for physical damage.  If your computer seems to be running slower and there is a kind of grinding noise coming from the drive, it's probably time to replace it before losing all of your data.
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The only way to sort this problem out is to reformat your hard drive and allocation the correct allocation ( set to auto ).\n\nYour hard drive has been formatted with a compressed filing system which not only makes your pc slower, but limits you to what you can do with your drive.
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Under 98 & ME boot into safe mode (press F8 while booting to get there) and run scandisk from there. That way no background processes interfere. If it is 2000/XP going into My Comptuer, right click C:, Tools, Error Checking, check both boxes, say "Yes" to schedule for the next time you reboot, and reboot and walk away. If Scandisk continually freezes still I would consider replacing your drive before you lose everything.
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It may be windows problem. Firstly repair ur operating system. If not any effect then format ur HDD nd reinstall windows.
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It sounds like there is a lose connection between the hard drive and the motherboard.  Check your ribbon cable.  If that is not it maybe do a chkdsk/f to check for any errors the drive may have.
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The faster the disk turns the less time waiting for disk to turn to where data is waiting. With an external drive it may not be as important as the throughput could be limited by the interface used.
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Check the settings on the hard disk that you are capturing to.  The help file or manual should tell you what settings the drive should be at.  Is it at least 7200 speed?  NTFS?
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You may need to clean it up; try:\nDeleting temp and history.\nRunning clean disk\nRunning Defrag\nClearing your recent files\nEditting the programs that run at start up.
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It shouldn't.  Drives are designed to run for several hours.  Now if it were days straight then I'd worry, but an hour?  It'll be fine.
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It sounds like you are using a new 7200 rpm drive and an old 5400 drive, this means that the pc will run using the slowest drive speed.\n\nThe best way is to back everything up using something like Acronis etc, then reformat the new drive and and reload the image on the new drive.\n\nOnce you have the image created, remove the old drive and install the new one as the primary drive, and make sure your using a 80 wire IDE cable to make best use of your new drive, you can tell if its 80 wire, they are flatter and have colored connectors at each end.
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there are way too many things that could be wrong.  \ndepending on what u did right before this happened there could be a million possible solutions.  \n\nbut try this, u will probably reformat the drive and reinstall windows.  if u messed with the inside of your computer or bios then thats probably not it.