Hp lalptop # QE334UA#ABA START UP PROBLEM POSSIBLE HARD DRIVE PROBLEM

COMPUTER willl not start up it has an error or failure ID UCQ9AC-5SC7AD-MFKR5G-609603. DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT THIS CODE MEANS?

2000-329WM is the common model name.
Yes, that is a hard drive failure and means you need a replacement.
Post back with more questions and how you wish to proceed. If you wish to procure and install and configure a new hard drive let us know what country you live in and whether you have recovery disks.

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I have just started using WD external hard drives, I use it to save my movies and music on. On more than one occasion, when I connect to my MacBook it erases everything on had on there. Can someone please help with this problem?

I have just started using WD external hard drives, I use it to save my movies and music on. On more than one occasion, when I connect it to my MacBook it erases everything I had save on the hard drive. Can someone please help me with this problem? I am super tired of having to put all of my movies and music on the hard drive just to have it erased again. The products I am using are WD 4TB My Book and 2 TB My Passport external hard drives. When it happens, there is always an icon that reads, EFI, along with the My Book icon. Thank you for your assisstance.

dwgar1322 wrote:
I have just started using WD external hard drives, I use it to save my movies and music on. On more than one occasion, when I connect it to my MacBook it erases everything I had save on the hard drive. Can someone please help me with this problem? I am super tired of having to put all of my movies and music on the hard drive just to have it erased again. The products I am using are WD 4TB My Book and 2 TB My Passport external hard drives. When it happens, there is always an icon that reads, EFI, along with the My Book icon. Thank you for your assisstance.
Yes, you have WD software installed REMOVE IT !!
WD has warned its customers about their huge mistake that their software doesnt work on Mavericks and causes data loss.
(also dont use WD drives anymore)
Read all about it here:
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5475136?start=255&tstart=0
See their website on removing the destructive WD software here:
http://community.wd.com/t5/External-Drives-for-Mac/External-Drives-for-Mac-Exper iencing-Data-Loss-with-Maverick-OS/td-p/613775
Western Digital External Hard Drives Experiencing Data Loss On OS X Mavericks
http://www.cultofmac.com/252826/western-digital-external-hard-drives-experiencin g-data-loss-on-os-x-mavericks/

A205-S5000 won't boot. Says possible hard drive problem

Laptop won't boot and says possible hard drive problem. Need to recover
personal reports and data, so thinking of removing the drive and using an enclosure
so the data, if still good, can be extracted from the drive by another computer. Question
is, will I be able to create the restore cd's from the hard drive if the hard drive is not the
boot drive ie; attached to a 2nd computer via usb and enclosure.
If it's not possible, I can try to create cd's from a different model laptop (toshiba), same vista os but
what about the product key? I will try to reinstall the bad drive and try a reboot to recovery mode but
I doubt that is going to work or complete. Idea was to get a new drive and try to install recovery disks.

Satellite A205-S5000
Recovery discs must be from an identical model. If you can't burn them from that computer, best to order them
Order Toshiba Recovery Media
The restored Windows is pre-activated.
-Jerry

IPod - Possible Hard Drive Problem

My iPod is no longer syncing, it comes up with erros when I try to sync.
I suspect the hard drive is bad.
I have done a restore (it didn't work until I formatted the disk in Windows), and this has not solved the problem. I ran the diag mode and it came up with this on the hard drive test (SMART):
Retracts:                     10
Reallocs:                    376
Pending Sectors:           0
PowerOn Hours:         2334
Start/Stops:              22405
Temp Current:             38C
Temp:                     Min 1C
Temp:                    Max 52C
Is my hard disk gone? Could I possibly fix it?
The start/stops number is high, but I have no idea what normal looks like.

Have you tried renaming you iPod. Perhaps Windows will see it as a new volume then?
If that doesn't work perhaps try restoring your iPod as doing so will reformat the hard drive. If Windows still asks after that, at least you know the iPod's not at fault.
You could also try reformatting your computer and completely reinstalling Windows if the error message still continues and is really bothers you.
Once you clear the message and you see iTunes freezing again, perhaps try restarting the computer rather then disconnecting the iPod.

Possible hard drive problems...trying to backup.

I have recently been having problems with my iMac. It was acting very slow and would have frequent spinning beach balls while doing pretty much anything. I know that my hard drive has been getting pretty full lately (about 11.5GB left of 250GB HD). Anyway went to restart the computer a week or so ago and it got stuck on the blue screen. Tried again a few times and would get stuck on either gray or blue screen. I then started the computer up with the startup disk and and repaired the permissions and did a check of the HD which said that it didn't need any repairs. I then did an archive and install of the OS. I restarted the computer and it took awhile but it did start up. I was able to verify that my stuff was still on the HD. I tried transferring some of my files to an external HD and had some success. Seemed that it would transfer so much (700ish Mb) then stop and hang. I decided it was time to take it to the Mac Genius Bar and they were able to find and run disk utility on my HD with the same results. He told me to go home and use disk utility to create a disk image of the hard drive and save it to my external HD. I tried to do that twice now and it seems to work until just before the end of the progress bar. I get a message that says that it is unable to create the image file because of I/O errors (or something like that). Am I doing something wrong or am I just out of luck. I need to get some of the HD (hopefully) and was dumb enough to not make a backup sooner. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Something to try:
Open Disk Utility (Applications > Disk Utility)
Select your external HD on the left side of the Disk Utility window
Check the partition map scheme, near the bottom of the Disk Utility window
If it is not GUID (assuming you have an Intel iMac), consider repartitioning your HD to GUID. The Windows partition scheme on many external HDs. FAT 32, often has problems accepting large data transfers from Mac-partitioned hard drives.

Is this a (another) possible hard drive problem that's stopping my re-install?

I'm trying to revive our old Compaq Presario 2500 laptop; model# DS542U.
Running Windows XP Home.
It was, for a long time; un-bootable; so I succesfully created an XP boot cd (from the "howtohaven.com" website); a painstakingly time demanding procedure. But the disk came out successful.
I've been trying to reboot/start the laptop .. I was able to go ahead and re-format the hard drive, since we removed everything important long ago. The format went successful.
Then as the installation went forward I got the neassage:
Setup cannot copy the file: wininet.dll
I tried skipping the file, (it offered me that option) and that allowed the installation to proceed right along for a long time, but now it's stuck being able to go any further.
a blue screen lingers with the message: "Setup is being restarted"
The unit then goes into hard crash and keeps trying over again.
Question: might it by our hard drive? Even if the format operation (appears to have gone) successful?
Right now there's no OS onboard at all.
Or is there simply an issue of this mystery file that's missing?
If that's truly the case, how do I get that thing into the setup?
Thanks greatly for any help!
This forum (the one on desktop units) helped me greatly in the last two weeks getting our Media Center unit up and running) so I appreciate the feedback!
Michael

Hi, one further detail to ask help on:
I've been trying for the last hour to remove the existing hard drive; I've followed all the outlined steps on HP's website (and other sites) for this model; removed the appropriate screws; and I cannot, with even the greatest force I am willing to take a chance on exerting, able to pry this thing out. It comes out about an eigth of an inch ...
Whew! Is there some other trick I might have missed?
Wow, there must be some other fasteners holding this thing in, but no information is offered anywhere.
Thanks greatly,
Michael

Possible Hard Drive Failure - Please Help

Hello everyone.
I have a 24" Aluminum iMac (Mid 2007 model, I believe) that was purchased around November 2007. The internal hard drive is 500 GB (roughly 300 GB for OS X and 200 GB for Windows XP). My problem is that my iMac doesn't want to boot into OS X. Please note that I can still access my Windows XP partition by holding the option when the computer starts up.
Here's a list of the things I've tried so far:
-Calling the support number: The gentleman took me through some basic trouble shooting steps (including booting in Single User Mode and typing the fsck command) but couldn't resolve the issue, so he gave me a case number and made an appointment at a local Apple store which I could not attend. I have yet to reschedule another appointment.
-Booted the "sick" Mac in Target Disk Mode while connecting it to another "savior" Mac via FireWire: Nothing. The target Mac goes into TDM correctly (FireWire logo bounces around screen), but the savior Mac did not recognize it. (The drive didn't mount?) This was the case with two different savior Macs.
-Booted in Verbose Mode: I held down Command+V while booting the computer. The trouble seems to arise directly after the line "AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement: Intialization complete". The next step results in an error reading "disk0s2: I/O error.", then the computer shuts down after about 45 seconds.
-Inserted "Mac OS X Install Disc 1": I held down option and selected to boot from the CD. I chose English as the main language. When the welcome screen pops up (to re-install Leopard), I instead chose to run the Disk Utility option from the menu bar. I see my hard drive (465.8 GB) which is split into two partitions ("Macintosh HD" which I assume is disk0s2, and "disk0s3" which I assume is my Windows XP partition). I attempt to verify disk permissions on "Macintosh HD" but it almost immediately bumps back with an error saying "First Aid failed. Disk Utility stopped verifying permissions on 'Macintosh HD' because the following error was encountered: The underlying task reported failure on exit." Next, I click on Verify Disk instead of Verify Disk Permissions. The errors in the details list (red colored text?) include "Incorrect number of thread counts", "Invalid node structure", "Volume check failed", and "Error: Filesystem verify or repair failed."
-Tried to make an image of my current disk onto an external HD connected through FireWire: I thought this looked bad, so I figured I could re-install Leopard entirely. However, I have years of data on this hard drive that are irreplaceable (my fault for not backing it up to begin with). I hooked up a brand new 1 TB external drive via FireWire800. In Disk Utility, I can see the 1 TB external alongside my 500 GB internal. I clicked on the "Macintosh HD" disk and clicked "New Image" and directed it to create an image of my internal drive on my external drive. I click Save. After about five seconds, it bounces back with an error reading "Unable to create 'Macintosh HD.dmg'. (Input/output error)".
Questions:
1. What the heck happened? Is the problem the result of a head crash? Is it a problem in the boot sector?
2. Is there any possible way to recover the data on the hard drive?
3. Does a failure like this get covered by Apple Care Protection Plans? (the computer is covered, by the way)
Thank you very very much in advance. Sorry for the huge amount of text. :-x
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Buy Disk Warrior and use it to repair your OS X volume (if it's repairable.) If DW cannot repair the volume then use Disk Utility to reformat the volume using the Zero Data (one pass) Security option.
Do you have a backup of your OS X volume? Since you have tried using TDM to access the drive without success it's reasonable to assume your data may be lost. If you have an external hard drive you can use, then you could attempt to use file recovery software to see if your data are recoverable.
At this point it is premature to assume the drive is bad since your Windows volume is functional. If you have Windows software for reading Mac drives you may try accessing the OS X volume from Windows.
Basics of File Recovery
General File Recovery
If you stop using the drive it's possible to recover deleted files that have not been overwritten with recovery software such as Data Rescue II, File Salvage or TechTool Pro. Each of the preceding come on bootable CDs to enable usage without risk of writing more data to the hard drive.
The longer the hard drive remains in use and data are written to it, the greater the risk your deleted files will be overwritten.
Also visit The XLab FAQs and read the FAQ on Data Recovery.

Owerbook g4 not starting up after new hard drive and software update

Hello,
I know that there are several postings that are similliar to this query, but none have answered my question.
I have a Powerbook g4 15 inch 1.67/1.5 Ghz with 1 gig of Ram.
A few months ago I suddenly found myself unable to log into my computer after trying to render an effect on Final Cut.  After going through Disk Utilities and repairing the Hard drive, the computer seemed to work for a day or so, but then ran into the same problem.  This time Disk Utilities found
Keys out of order
rebuilding catalog B-tree
I feared the worst and replaced my hard drive with a Seagate PATA 2.5" Internal Notebook Drive.  Installed OS 10.4 and everything seemed dandy until I tried to re-install Final Cut, which would not allow me to install Live Type.  I remembered that there were some updates for livetype and OS X, so I tried updating the OS X dual update, which got about 90% of the way and then the Kernal Panic display told me to restart the computer.  Okay, this time the computer would hang in the gray apple screen for awhile and then the screen would turn blue.  Ran disk utilities off of the start up disk, and ran into the same B-tree problems (I'm guessing the directory is still damaged somehow).
So I erased and installed OS X again, and after that tried updating OS X, and the same thing happened.  Although this time disk utilities says the hard drive is OK.  Tried resetting PMU, fsck, PRAM, and still the blue screen after initial gray apple screen. Tried safe-mode, but it went to a single user "welcome to Darwin" screen and I didn't know what to do after that.
So, should I try to erase and install again, this time running a repair permission before updating software?  ANY other ideas?  It seems like a directory issue, but I don't know what else to do.

supersonicavengers:
So, should I try to erase and install again, this time running a repair permission before updating software?
If you do not have anything on the HDD you need to preserve, that is probably a good idea. Here's how I would proceed:
Formatting, Partitioning Erasing a Hard Disk Drive
Warning! This procedure will destroy all data on your Hard Disk Drive. Be sure you have an up-to-date, tested backup of at least your Users folder and any third party applications you do not want to re-install before attempting this procedure.
• With computer shut down insert install disk in optical drive.
• Hit Power button and immediately after chime hold down the "C" key.
• Select language
• Go to the Utilities menu (Tiger) Installer menu (Panther & earlier) and launch Disk Utility.
• Select your HDD (manufacturer ID) in left side bar.
• Select Partition tab in main panel. (You are about to create a single partition volume.)
• Click on Options button
• Select Apple Partition Map (PPC Macs) or GUID Partition Table (Intel Macs)
• Click OK
• Select number of partition in pull-down menu above Volume diagram.
(Note 1: One partition is normally preferable for an internal HDD.)
• Type in name in Name field (usually Macintosh HD)
• Select Volume Format as Mac OS Extended (Journaled)
• Click Partition button at bottom of panel.
• Select Erase tab
• Select the sub-volume (indented) under Manufacturer ID (usually Macintosh HD).
• Check to be sure your Volume Name and Volume Format are correct.
• Click Erase button
• Quit Disk Utility.
Installation Process
While still booted from the install disk
• Open Installer and begin installation.
• Select installation option
• Choose to Customize and deselect Foreign Language Translations and Additional Printer drivers.
Optional: Check box to install X11 (Tiger and later) BSD Subsystems (Panther & earlier).
• Proceed with installation.
• After installation computer will restart for setup.
• After setup, reboot computer.
• Go to Applications > Utilities > Disk Utility.
• Select your HDD (manufacturer ID) in left side bar.
• Select First Aid in main panel.
• Click Repair Disk Permissions.
• Connect to Internet.
• Download and install Mac OS X 10.4.11 Combo update (PPC) (Tiger)
Computer will restart.
• Repair Disk Permissions as previously.
• Go to Apple Menu > Software Update.
• Install all updates.
Computer may restart after updates.
• Go to Applications > Utilities > Disk Utility.
• Select your HDD (manufacturer ID) in left side bar.
• Select First Aid in main panel.
• Click Repair Disk Permissions.
Please do post back with questions or comments.
cornelius

Possible Hard Drive Issue?? How to test?

I recently upgraded to Leopard this weekend, seems to be running "snappy" in some parts, but I might have an issue with HD possibly reading slow. Sometimes when I do certain functions (open certain files or programs) I get beachballing. This is the same issue I had in Tiger on the final 2 months I had this PB. For the years I have owned this PB I only started to have this beachballing within the last two months. It starting after a bad crash in Labor day (it was stuck on beachball for 3 days while I was out of town) at first the PB could not see the internal HD until I did a matter of things with installing Tiger on a external HD, resetting everything. Once I was able to get teh HD to show up as a device installed in the computer I recovered the files and zeroed out and formatted. From that point I had the beachballing and audible click of the HD (which I never had before). I know the clicking is indicative of a dying hard drive, yet upon zeroing out and reformatting i get the beachballs and the drive has passes the disk verify and all the SMART tests I have tossed at it. I also have checked out the Console and have not seen a single IODATA error string of anytype. I did notice when I installed Leopard it took over an hour and a half and the same with WoW (possibly longer, I was AFK per disc), however on transfering data to the external HD and over the network seems like access speed is fine. With activity monitor up, it's telling me that I have about 247megs of free ram available to the system at most times. Can anyone recommend anything I can test performance and some numbers I can look at to compare? I would hate to spend money on a replacement HD and find out the actuallty controller was defective and that all HD's would act in this sluggish manner.(HD install is the original Hitachi 60gb, 4200rpm). Possible replacement HD would be a Seagate 120 5200rpm.

jammer:
You have the original HDD, which is the slower HDD. You also have what might be a failing HDD. (The only surefire result on S.M.A.R.T Status is a Failing grade. Verified means that it is OK at the moment, but can't promise you anthing.)
Here's what I suggest:
1. Make sure your RAM is maxxed out.
2. Install a new HDD. Whether 5400 rpms or 7200 rpms, you will notice improved performance.
3. Be sure you have an up-to-date, reliable backup (clone to an external firewire HDD), especially if you keep the old drive, but you should anyway.
4. Put your old (removed) Hdd in a firewire enclosure and use it as an external HDD.
Please do post back with further questions/comments.
Cheers
cornelius

MacBook Pro won't start after installing new hard drive and me

I changed the hard drive and also upgraded the memory on a mid 2010 13 inch Mac and then used the disks that came with it to reinstall the OS that came on that disk. It worked fine and installed and then the screen came on to transfer from the time machine to the new hard drive so I said yes, and it seems to work fine but then when it finished it asked me for a password. I hadn't put a password on it so that was a surprise. I tried several things but it finally only had the option to restart and when I did that it seemed like it was starting with the apple symbol and the little gear but then it went to a Gray screen with the little gear, and then seems to freeze and then finally goes to the blue screen. The disk to reinstall is still in the drive but I can't seem to get the install to start again. I've tried holding down the c key and starting, I've tried holding down the command plus the c key and nothing....just goes to the blue screen. Any ideas on how to fix this?
Thanks

Hi,
Before trying the following, make sure you can still read the 25 Character Product Activation key on your Windows COA label ( 5 blocks of 5 alpha/numeric sets ).
Assuming that this is just a problem with the Recovery process, there is a straight forward work around if you have ( or can borrow ) a retail Windows 7 installation disc that is exactly the same version as your OEM installation - ie if your notebook came with Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit this is the exact retail version you would need.
If you don't have access to a retail disc, you can create an installation disc yourself using another PC - just download the correct Disc Image from the link below and use an application such as ImgBurn to burn the ISO correctly to a blank DVD - a guide on using ImgBurn to write an ISO to a disc is Here. These Images are clean and from a well-respected source, however there are only limited versions available.
Windows-7 sp1-iso-official-32-bit-and-64-bit
Use the disc to perform the installation, enter the Windows activation key found on the COA Label when requested and when the installation has completed, use the 'Phone Method' detailed in the link below to activate the OS - this method supported by Microsoft and is popular with people who just want a clean installation of Windows 7 without the additional software load normally bundled with OEM installations.
http://www.kodyaz.com/articles/how-to-activate-windows-7-by-phone.aspx
Any additional drivers you may need can be found Here.
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Help! Won't start without internal Audio hard drive

So here's the issue.
I've been having some problems with my internal Audio hard drive where it will randomly un-mount and I think it might be causing crashes. Anyway, I decided I'd just take it out and use an external drive. When I did that and tried to restart, the computer just loses power. It tries to start and then just shuts off, I never even get anything on my screen.
If I reinstall the drive, the computer starts up.
Also, when I take the drive out, it refuses to start from an external drive or a dvd.
I've tried resetting the PRAM, the NVRAM and the Open Firmware with no results.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Stephen

Yeah, there is. It seems to work fine when the second drive is hooked up and I've made sure it's set up as the boot drive in system preferences. The drive I'm using as the Audio drive is actually the original hard drive that came with the system and the boot drive is a newer SATA drive.
Also, while both internal drives are hooked up, the computer will start either from a DVD or an external hard drive no problem.

Blue screen on start up with external Hard drive connected

On start up Imac freezes on light blue screen with external hard drive connected via firewire. Starts okay without hard drive connected. I have repaired the drive with no resolution of the problem.

tpetrini wrote:
On start up Imac freezes on light blue screen with external hard drive connected via firewire.
You might try starting the iMac in "verbose mode" by holding down command-V when booting:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1492
That could show you some messages that might explain the problem.
Another approach is to launch the Console utility and look for messages dated around the time of a hang.

G5 won't start up from the hard drive

I have a G5 Dual 1.8 GHz running OS 10.5 with a major problem that came up. I had to reset the admin password using the OS disk. When I was done, I didn’t remove the disk. I let the computer sleep. I was away for part of the weekend, and when I returned, the fan in the computer was running at full speed. I tried to wake the computer but it wouldn’t so I shut it off. When I started it back up, it started from the OS disk and the computer was making a sound it hadn’t before. I went to Startup Disk to restart from the hard drive, but my hard drive does not show up. It's like the hard drive isn't even there. What can I do? Will the stuff that was on the hard drive be able to be recovered?

You could try the free demo of DataRescuell .
If the demo "sees" your stuff, you can purchase the full version to rescue the bigger files. DALE

Possible Hard Drive Failure on dv76175us

This Laptop has to be one of the worst pieces of technology i have ever used. The issue started last friday when i started up my laptop. The system would freeze up completely when trying to read data. I restarted to run some tests and Hp diagnostics start up test came up with the following failure id code: 9lhvwc 5rg6k7 mfh15f 6otp03. I ran a Hard drive test under the Bios, and it gave me error code 303. A web search indicated that 303 means the Hard drive is failing, but that was with a different notebook. Is this accurate with my dv76175us laptop running Windows 7 64 bit home premium? If so, what are some steps i can follow to recover my personal data (music, pictures, setup files, etc) & purchase recovery software and a new drive?
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Well if it still boots into Windows odds are very good. It is a dv7 which means there is a space for multiple hard drives. Heck it is not even impossible that a disk clone operation would still work. If you want to try the cut and paste I would remove the (now bad) drive from the hard drive bay, and put in the new one. Load Windows and drivers and then put the old drive in the secondary bay and try a cut and paste transfer from the old drive. You can also use Windows 7 Easy Transfer which would move over your browser settings, email (if you use Outlook) desktop image and a lot of other stuff that is hard to duplicate on a new computer. Boot the bad drive into Windows, use an external hard drive or network share and run Easy Transfer as the "old computer". It will make a big tarball of data that you can then import into your new system from the storage place you have chosen. It is pretty granular so you can choose just what to transfer. It works best if you set up the new installation to use the same User Name.

Biggest possible hard drive in macbook pro?

Hi everybody!
I have a late 2010, 13" macbook pro and i was wondering what the biggest possible harddrive for this macbook would be? So far I haven't seen anything bigger than 750 Gb but i'm looking for a 1 TB drive..
Anyone?
Cheers!

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