Hard disk failed failure id m06k39-56a5t5-xd003g-6or003

how can i fix it?

Hi,
Run the test on the Hard Drive from the Bios Menu as follows.
Shut down the notebook. Tap away at f10 as you start the notebook to enter the bios menu. Under the Advanced or Diagnostic tab you should find the facility to run a test on the Hard Drive. Post back with the details of the error message this generates.
Can you also post back with the following.
1. The full Model No. and Product No. of the notebook ( from the service tag underneath your notebook ) - see Here for a further explanation.
2. The full version of the operating system you are using ( ie Windows 7 32bit ).
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IF the drive is still accessible.
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Well I am raging, I have had the Mac for 14 months now, and at the 12 month point I had the option of extending the warranty, because of Christmas I had only one opportunity to buy over the phone, from a cold call!! Now I never do this and told them that, they said its a one chance only because they are closed over Christmas.
So 2 weeks ago my hard disk failed, its damaged beyond even data recovery!! I have tried to find an online complaints procedure, err none to be found. I think it is shocking that a piece of equipment should fail less than 2 months out of warranty!!
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You are obviously cluelss. The iPod warranty is for one full year, not 15 days.
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=304869#faq2
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Your iPod or iPod shuffle is covered for one year by Apple’s Limited Warranty for iPod. Warranty service for eligible repairs is available at no charge for twelve months from the date of original retail purchase (”date of purchase”). If you have purchased an AppleCare Protection Plan for iPod, there will be no shipping and handling fee. A $29.95 shipping and handling fee will apply to all warranty repairs performed six months after date of purchase."

Hard disk failed

what is the major isu can make macbook pro hard disk failer ..??

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Hard disk failing SMART test

Hi,
It's been 2 days my imac is much slower to boot (about 2min from the startup sound until I get to a responsive desktop).
After checking the system with Techtools and Smart Utilities is turns out SMART status is failed.
Smart Utilities shows only one problem: Reallocated bad sectors with value=8, threshold=36, gross value=3760.
I wonder if 3760 is the number of bad sectors on the disc or just a coded value in the hdd firmware.
The most worrying thing is that the count of reallocated bad sectors seems to be increasing slowly but steadily over time.
Everything works fine once the start up sequence is complete but it seems clear from the system indication that The hdd must be replaced sooner rather than later.
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My questions are:
- At this stage can the hdd fails anytime or do I still have some time to change it ?
- Will this S.M.A.R.T failure and the hdd replacement be taken care of by Apple Care immediately or will they want to wait until it fails completely ?
- How easy will it be to restore my entire system on a new hard disk from the time capsule ? (iphoto collection, itunes library, installed third party apps, emails... All of this will work fine after a restore on a brand new hard disc ?)
- After restoring from time capsule will the ipad or ipod be able to synchronize with itunes as if nothing happened ?
Maybe someone in here had similar troubles with their hdd and can shed some light on this.

My questions are:
- At this stage can the hdd fails anytime or do I still have some time to change it ?
- Will this S.M.A.R.T failure and the hdd replacement be taken care of by Apple Care immediately or will they want to wait until it fails completely ?
- How easy will it be to restore my entire system on a new hard disk from the time capsule ? (iphoto collection, itunes library, installed third party apps, emails... All of this will work fine after a restore on a brand new hard disc ?)
- After restoring from time capsule will the ipad or ipod be able to synchronize with itunes as if nothing happened ?
Maybe someone in here had similar troubles with their hdd and can shed some light on this.
Your HD is failing. Backup immediately!!!
Yes AppleCare will take care of it, contact them immediately.
It's very easy to restore your system, if you bring your Time Capsule in when the repair is done the Apple Store or AASP should be able to help you do the restore. Do not repeat do not do it wirelessly though!
After the restore has been completed everything should be back to normal including your syching the iPod & iPad.

Hard disk failing?

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Now, everytime I turn my computer on, I still have the safe boot mode screen (grey screen with the circle spinning and the loading bar filling a little bit, then disappearing and the circle keeps spinning, without anything else happening) and it won't reboot like it did before I started safe boot mode.
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If the hard disk is failing, do you think I could still recover some important files I added this week and had no time to back up?

As an FYI, the only product on the market for drive/system testing on CoreStorage components on a "live" system to the best of my knowledge is Scannerz:
http://www.scsc-online.com
Don't go out and buy it, because that's likely not your problem. What the system is telling you is that you have an INDEXING problem.
Consider the following: You go to a library and you want to find a book on a topic. How do you do it? Do you start at the first shelf you see and then sequentially search from shelf to shelf to shelf, possibly from hundreds of thousand (or even millions) of books until you find the book? Of course not. You go to the libraries catalog, look it up and then go to the right shelf. Hard drives use index files the same way. When a file is requested, the drive looks at its index, then moves directly to the sectors containing the information.
Now, suppose you go to the library and you go to look up a book in the index files, and someone has stolen some of them (or if they're on a computer, they've deleted them...same thing). There's no information available at all. There's no way to find out where the books associated with the index files are. This is essentially what's happened to your hard drive. Some of the index files are corrupt, and in your case the index files that are missing are associated with the OS actually in the process of loading, hence the failure to boot.
This problem can be caused by the following:
1. Some of the sectors containing the startup information are corrupt (essentially a drive failure).
2. An application you have somehow or another managed to overwrite the indexing or startup files with information that doesn't make sense.
Like I said, Scannerz is, to the best of my knowledge the only application that can currently test CoreStorage components on a "live" system which would be needed in your case because you're using fully encrypted volumes, but it's of little value to you at this point. Even if you mounted and booted from an external drive and ran Scannerz on it and it confirmed that the sectors in the startup section of the drive were bad, all that would do is identify the source of the problem for you, not correct it. There is no utility on Earth than can properly recover information from a completely damaged sector (although some claim they can ... they're lying) any more than you can recover information from a paper page that someone set on fire and burned to ash.
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My HP laptop stopped working, I cannot get into windows but can reach the diagnostics tests at the startup sequence.
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Hi,
Unfortunately it does look like you'll need to replace the HDD - the error code for the short Disk Self Test ( DST ) would indicate that the Hard Drive is failing and needs to be replaced.
The HDD is a warranty item, so if your notebook is still under warranty, contact HP ( with the 24 character error code ) and arrange to have the drive replaced - you can check your warranty status Here.
If you live in the US, contact HP Here.
If you are in another part of the world, start Here.
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Hard Disk Drive Failure

Hello,
I recently tried updating my iTunes on my Pavilion g6 with Windows 8 and when it went to restart to complete the update, the computer never restarted. I ran a diagnostic and this is what I get:
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Updating iTunes did not kill the hard drive...purely coincidental. You have to be doing something when it fails.
It is a G6-2320dx for anyone else looking in. Here is the Service Manual:
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Page 44 shows physical hard drive replacement. Do you have the recovery disks the system asks you to make when the laptop is new? If so you can reload it to factory condition from those. If not, we can link you to a Windows 8 DVD image you can download which will install and activate automatically. Your Key Code is embedded in the BIOS and will be applied during Windows 8 installation.
Likely data can be recovered from the old drive. You just need a usb to SATA adapter like this to plug it in to another computer and copy and paste your files to another computer like yours when you get the new drive installed and loaded with Windows. All your drivers and factory programs are on the old drive as well as your music itunes settings etc. We can probably help you migrate all that over:
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Hi Jake,
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-wes
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Need help here.
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I am planning to buy a hard disk and run time machine. But I'm new to this. can someone provide a sep by step on what I need to do. I will have to buy an internal harddisk to replace the one in iMac too.
Once I time machined my stuff. How do I get it transferred to the new HD?
Also how do I make my hard drive a bootable drive? I am no expert in this.. please help.... SOON !

It depends on how much data you change.
My iMac has a 320gb drive and I use a 320gb external drive for backup which lasted about 4 months before filling up.
Time machine works incrementally, so let's say you have 100gb of data on your iMac, the 1st backup will be 100gb. After that, let's say you update 1gb of files everyday, Time machine would add 1gb to the current 100gb each day, so tomorrow the total would stand at 102gb, then 103gb etc etc.
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If it is out of warranty, BB will charge to replace to drive, plus the price of the operating system cd's, plus the price of installing the hard drive and installing Windows.
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Extended Hard Drive Preparation
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4. Select the volume you just created (this is the sub-entry under the drive entry) from the left side list. Click on the Erase tab in the DU main window.
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DU does not check sectors or media or files or ... lots of the SMART fields.
Number of retries for reads or writes is only one.
A bad sector is the leading indicator of a failing drive.
DU only checks and repairs the directory. And if you click on the top level of a drive (WDxxxxx for instance) it checks the partition tables and can make some changes but not to any blocks.
There is a nifty program "SMART Utility" which has gotten good marks from people.
http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/24875/smart-utility
I would read this on storage and what to know:
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