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Install CrystalDiskInfo and see if the drive believes it is operating abnormally.
Does anyone know what this error means? It's from a Dell Inspiron HDD error:
http://www.dell.com/support/Article/us/en/19/SLN288966/EN
2000-0142 Hard Drive (d) - S/N (s), self test unsuccessful. Status = (x)
Power down system.
Disconnect and reconnect hard drive from System Board & Hard Drive.
Run ePSA again, if no error occurs there is a possible issue with the cable or the connector.
Connect SATA cable to another SATA port on the Motherboard.
Update to the latest BIOS version. Refer to the Dell Support site to download the latest BIOS revision for your system.
For help on how to update the BIOS, refer to Article 606787
If available, replace with a verified working cable and rerun ePSA Diagnostics.
Run Check Disk Repair from the Command Prompt. >C:\chkdsk/r/f
Run a full format on the Hard Drive and reinstall the operating system.
basically your filesystem integration is kind of corrupted.
my suggestion:
1) run diskinfo (my fav all time on windows or smartctl on linux system). Vefiy relocated sector error and pending sector are nada/zip/zero
2) follow instruction from dell that I copied