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[Solved] Repairing Disk Errors on Lenovo Z580 - Automatic Repair, Diagnosing, Intel Core i5

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  • #1 16602723
    nutorate
    Level 7  
    After switching on the computer there was information about the preparation of the automatic repair, then it was diagnosing and now fixing the disk errors. It may take over an hour to complete this task.
    I've been waiting about an hour and a half and I'm thinking about fragmenting my computer or buying a new disk. What to do?
    Lenovo z580
    Intel core i5
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  • #2 16602745
    safbot1st
    Level 43  
    nutorate wrote:
    I'm thinking about computer fragmentation

    Listen? I do not know what you mean, dismantling the parts?
    Let him finish, whatever "spoils" there. Provide what OS, because if 7-8 rather spoils, if 10, there is a chance.
    If you do not want to wait, by holding down the POWER button you should force it to turn off.
    After turning on, enter the BIOS and turn on the bootable MHDD with USB.
    Give SMART a drive with MHDD.
    You can also remove the disc after turning it off and connect it to a stationary PC.
    In this way, give SMART with CDI.
  • #3 16602748
    MiernikZKauflanda
    Level 20  
    As we have this DEFRAGMENTATION and disk, not a computer.

    Wait longer or reset your computer.
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  • #6 16603994
    nutorate
    Level 7  
    Robert B wrote:
    nutorate wrote:
    what is this about?

    This is the screen with the BIOS information tab. Why are you showing this?

    I do not know what's going on with this mhdd and I showed it because I do not know where to do it
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  • #8 16604009
    nutorate
    Level 7  
    Can you do it without a second computer?
  • #9 16604025
    michalek1988
    Level 26  
    In the "Boot" tab, you choose the order in which the drives are started. there, in the first position, you set the DVD or USB drive on which you have the system in the Live version; then it is from it you run the computer and proceed to check the disk. If it does not tell you much, it will be cheaper and faster to report to the site. PS. With external media you can run any system, it does not have to be Win 8, which you used before.
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  • #10 16604031
    safbot1st
    Level 43  
    nutorate wrote:
    Can you do it without a second computer?

    It can not be done if yours is in this condition.
  • #11 16604097
    Robert B
    Level 43  
    Affirmative.
    safbot1st wrote:
    It's not possible

    And preferably in the absence of basic knowledge:
    michalek1988 wrote:
    ... it will be cheaper and faster to report to the site.
  • #13 16604700
    r103
    Level 36  
    Wait patiently - maybe they will eventually fix these errors.

    And now the matter is serious - on the disk you have any important / sentimental data type of photos from the last 5 years or what ???
  • #14 17061249
    nutorate
    Level 7  
    Disk replacement

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a Lenovo Z580 laptop experiencing disk errors during the automatic repair process, which has been ongoing for over an hour and a half. Users suggest allowing the repair to complete, while others recommend forcefully shutting down the laptop and using bootable MHDD software via USB to diagnose the disk. There are inquiries about the process of creating a bootable USB and whether it can be done without a second computer. Some responses emphasize the importance of data backup and suggest using tools like Parted Magic for disk management. The conversation highlights the need for patience during repairs and the potential necessity of disk replacement if errors persist.
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