My Hard Disk Keep Crash And Caused Forced Restart Every 5Min

My Hard Disk Keep Crash And Caused Forced Restart Every 5Min i installed my OS on hard disk C , should i reinstall to hard disk D ? will this help ?
to let my pc run smooth without crashing ?
Answer #1
Reinstalling might not help…
I suspect you have some bad sectors..
Try “HDD Regenerator” to scan and recover the bad sectors..
Answer #2
alright , i will update the result after i tried HDD regenerator . thanks lioden
Answer #3
Assuming that it is indeed a hard drive problem, and the hard drive isn’t partitioned (split up into a C:, D:, etc…) then it should work
Do note that during the installation, windows is supposed to restart during some stages
Answer #4
Reinstalling might not help...
I suspect you have some bad sectors..
Try "HDD Regenerator" to scan and recover the bad sectors..
not working , when i run the program for like 2-5min , my pc auto restart for me .
Answer #5
Assuming that it is indeed a hard drive problem, and the hard drive isn't partitioned (split up into a C:, D:, etc...) then it should work
Do note that during the installation, windows is supposed to restart during some stages
so your advice is that i reinstall my OS to Hard Disk D ?
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Answer #6
still not working after i have a fresh install window 7 . so my hard disk is completely ~love~ up ?
Answer #7
so your advice is that i reinstall my OS to Hard Disk D ?
That’s if it is a physically separate hard drive.
If it is just another partition on the same drive, it could have problems too..
Have you tried reseating or replacing the cables from the hard drive to your motherboard and PSU ?
Answer #8
Replace the hard drive, its sounds like its bound to fail.
Answer #9
Check the health of the drive with HARD DISK SENTI, it gives pretty accurate info.
Answer #10
You should check the SMART values.
Answer #11
Id presume your computer is crashing in general, not the hard drive. Sounds like an over heating problem which causes the comp to restart/turn off. What makes you think it is a problem with the hard drive?