Error : 0x8007045D

DarthDudo

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Hello all,

I recently re-installed W7, made a few backups of all the important stuff to my HDD, some of those being my heavily modded Skyrim,Fallout 3 and Fallout New Vegas, these took days to make and are over 30GB's each, I would rather not have to go to through that again if possible, however when I try to copy them over it will freeze when trying to copy certain files claiming "The request could not be performed because of an I/O device error" after searching online it seems the problem is the hard drive.

I am currently running chkdsk to see if there are any errors but its gonna take a while and I thought in the mean time I would ask on here, also after some more searching online it would seem I need to resize the volume however I am unsure if that is even a solution, im hoping someone here with more experience than myself can chime in and get me back up and running :)


Thanks for reading.
 
How did your drive analysis go?

Still going! Ran chkdsk /r found some errors but hopefully they will be usable when its finished :) "windows replaced bad clusters in file xxxx" wondering if maybe I should have done it through linux now, guess ill find out in the morning

EDIT: well its fixed and most of the data is intact unfortunately my profiles for mod organizer are still fook'd so ill have to rebuild myself manually oh well
 
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Glad you got to the bottom of it, get a copy of Hirens for future drive problems ;) its the one stop bootable shop for all problems.
 
Start planning to replace that drive.

Thanks for the advice Davya, its second hand and has god only knows how many hours of abuse its had, ill try get one in the next couple of weeks (I want to buy a 3TB HGST NAS drive they seem to be highly rated), I dont really have anything I would call mission critical or personal items that cant be replaced just using it for quality of life stuff and mass storage so if it dies I wont mourn its loss!

Glad you got to the bottom of it, get a copy of Hirens for future drive problems ;) its the one stop bootable shop for all problems.

Thanks for the tip dude I'll be sure to get a copy, I need to get some more flash drives though I only have a couple, live linux distro, a USB full of tools, and another full of drivers for whatever my current mobo is, so more flash is definitely needed :)
 
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