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[WD Explanation] Self Scan D1 Process in Details

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D1 = Scan SA Serface and add ALL defects to log​



The step in detail performs a comprehensive scan of the media
Then you add the Bad Sector to the self-scan log modules
Each head has its own module


And it is as follows



E0 to Head 0
E1 to Head 1
E2 to Head 2
E3 to Head 3
E4 to Head 4

and so on​



Therefore, all bad sectors resulting from the scanning process are collected and added to the self-scan log
This step is one of the necessary steps that no self-scanning hdd is without it



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Through this step, you can know the weak head or damaged head


Self-scan stops at step D1

This definitely means that a damaged or weak head is the cause of this problem
For example, when examining the log modules, it was found that module E1 was filled with many Hex inputs
This means that head 1 is weak or damaged and must be cut off, or that there is an entire damaged zone that must be cut off



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