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Auto Park Functionality in WD10JPVX & HGST HTS541010A99E662 HDDs

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  • #1 21262928
    gamemaniaco1987
    Level 2  
    My 2.5" HDDs are a bit old, I don't know if they have the function of having automatic parking technology only when inactive? no read/no write/park

    My models are: WD10JPVX-08JC3T5 and HGST HTS541010A99E662

    Auto park technology has evolved in recent years

    In the reports of people I see some 2.5" HDD enclosure case USB 3.0 after being ejected in Windows 10 they remain connected and operating
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  • #3 21263761
    gamemaniaco1987
    Level 2  
    >>21263322 Is this software paid?
    Is it necessary to reconnect the 2.5" HDD enclosure case to the PC's USB 3.0 port? Or does it have an activity log without needing to reconnect the HDD?

    Added after 17 [minutes]:

    I don't know how to use this software for my purpose but I prepared a log of HDDs I connected in PC
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  • #4 21263798
    pidar
    Mass storage specialist  
    Look this:
    Plug Time : 28/09/2024 12:26:29
    Unplug Time : 28/09/2024 14:27:47
  • #5 21263816
    gamemaniaco1987
    Level 2  
    >>21263798 What does this message mean?
    Auto park is a function of 2.5" HDDs, not of the Windows operating system.

    My HDD models WD10JPVX-08JC3T5 and HGST HTS541010A99E662 are a bit old and I don't know if they have this system.
  • #6 21264069
    pidar
    Mass storage specialist  
    gamemaniaco1987 wrote:
    What does this message mean?
    .
    This applies to this issue only:
    pidar wrote:
    pidar wrote:
    gamemaniaco1987 wrote:
    In people's reports, I see that some 2.5" USB 3.0 HDD enclosures, when ejected in Windows 10, stay connected and work.

    This can be verified in USBDriveLog.


    And now I am responding (with a question) to this:
    gamemaniaco1987 wrote:
    Automatic parking is a function of 2.5" hard drives, not the Windows operating system.

    My HDD models WD10JPVX-08JC3T5 and HGST HTS541010A99E662 are a bit old and I don't know if they have this system.
    .
    How does the 193 <=> C1 SMART parameter grow in these drives?

    Are we dealing with "artificial intelligence" here?
    https://www.tenforums.com/drivers-hardware/216024-doubt-parking-hdds-3.html
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  • #7 21264495
    gamemaniaco1987
    Level 2  
    I don't understand, it's confusing for me
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  • #8 21264527
    Dra98
    Moderator of Computers service  
    You can check the head parking settings for this WD10JPVX-08JC3T5 drive with the wdidle program, or you can use it to change the parking frequency from the default to e.g. 240s. This can be seen in attribute (C1) Load Cycle Count.
  • #9 21265035
    gamemaniaco1987
    Level 2  
    My drives:
    Screenshot showing CrystalDiskInfo with hard drive details and a YouTube browser view with various video thumbnails. Screenshot of a discussion about a hard drive and use of CrystalDiskInfo software.

    If you eject the 2.5" HDD in Windows 10 and then hit the HDD case with your hand, will it damage it and generate bad blocks? Did the shock move the HDD on the table?
  • #10 21265086
    pidar
    Mass storage specialist  
    Screenshot showing SMART parameters of a hard drive, highlighting the Power-off Retract Count parameter. A fragment of a SMART table showing the Power-off Retract Count parameter with a value of 3. .
    Please familiarise yourself with what this SMART parameter means.
  • #11 21265230
    gamemaniaco1987
    Level 2  
    I don't know, 100 seconds for Power off or parked HDD?
  • #12 21269094
    gamemaniaco1987
    Level 2  
    Unplug time put hdd in insurance mode?
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the automatic parking function of two 2.5" HDD models: WD10JPVX-08JC3T5 and HGST HTS541010A99E662. The original poster inquires whether these older drives support automatic parking when inactive, specifically during no read/write operations. Responses include suggestions to use software like USBDriveLog to monitor drive activity and check head parking settings with the wdidle program. There is also confusion regarding the implications of drive shocks after ejection and the significance of SMART parameters related to head parking. The conversation highlights the evolution of auto park technology and its relevance to the discussed HDD models.
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