Since a month ago everything was right with my laptop. And then Windows started crashing.
Now my windows is stuttering every 5 seconds and fails to perform smoothly any operation. There were no bad sectors. Two appeared and after I ran the chkdsk utility it says that I have 10 bad sectors on my hard drive! What's going on? I made a dual booth with Linux so that I can use my computer at least, and I have no problems with Linux. Can it be system related.
I got a lot of crashes and from what I see they are all
KERNEL_INPAGE_FAULT_DATA which means there is corruption in the pagefile.sys, but when I deleted it nothing changed. I use my Linux OS with no problem.
The most likely reason is that ntoskernel.exe is corrupted -----> the paging system in the kernel causes bad data to be written hence when I re-open a window the corrupted data to the RAM.
Should I wipe my disk to zero-fill the bad sectors? is there another approach? Will wiping the windows partition also delete the Linux partition? Well I don't have any important stuff on my Linux, and I can backup my data on the Windows side.
Does HDD Regenerator work? I'm tempted to test it, but I can't seem to rely on any user feedback.
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