Resetting SMART

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Bill Bradshaw

I have a Seagate hard drive that some software reports the 07 seek error
rate and 0A spin retry count are outside of their acceptable range. I have
tried Seagate's Disk Diagnostics and the program reports the drive is fine.
HD Tuneup says no. Anyway is there a way to reset the SMART on the hard
drive so I can see if it stays within an acceptable threshhold? Sometimes
when I start WinXP Pro SP2 I get a bad_pool_call error. Could this be
related to a seek error rate or spin retry count error? The drive is not
making any strange noises.
 
I have a Seagate hard drive that some software reports the 07 seek error
rate and 0A spin retry count are outside of their acceptable range. I have
tried Seagate's Disk Diagnostics and the program reports the drive is fine.
HD Tuneup says no. Anyway is there a way to reset the SMART on the hard
drive so I can see if it stays within an acceptable threshhold? Sometimes
when I start WinXP Pro SP2 I get a bad_pool_call error. Could this be
related to a seek error rate or spin retry count error? The drive is not
making any strange noises.
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if possible
try another drive and see if your errors go away.

i'm not sure if i'd trust the drive if you get a SMART error
 
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