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What does "Current Pending Sector Count" (1, 2, 8…100, 200) mean? How to fix SMART hard drive errors? This article will give you the answers! Meanwhile, it's recommended to use a hard drive recovery tool to rescue as much data as possible.
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tbody>| Solutions That Work | Step-by-Step Fix |
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| Solution 1. Use software to recover data | Launch the "Data Recovery Wizard", hover the mouse over the partition, external hard drive, USB or memory card where you lost your data and click "Scan". Select the files to be recovered. Click " Recover "...Full Steps |
| Solution 2. Upgrade the hard drive | Download the "Disk Clone" tool. Under "Disk Mode", select the HDD to clone. Choose the destination location. Edit the disk layout and click "Continue" to proceed. Wait for the process to finish..Full Steps |
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The "Current Pending Sector Count" is a critical SMART parameter that indicates the number of unstable sectors on a hard drive that are awaiting remapping. This error usually appears when running certain hard drive testing and repair utilities.
You may see different Current Pending Sector Count values, such as 1, 2, 8…100, 200, and so on. That's okay. You might want to know how severe the error is. You can refer to the table below for a comparison.
| HDD Status | SMART 5 | SMART 187 | SMART 188 | SMART 197 | SMART 198 |
Description |
Reallocated Sector Count | Reported Uncorrectable Errors | Command Timeout | Curr. Pending Sector Count | Uncorrectable Sector Count |
| Health Status | 1.1% | 0.5% | 4.8% | 0.7% | 0.3% |
Failing |
42.2% | 43.5% | 44.8% | 43.1% | 33.0% |
Conclusions
Current Pending Sector Count. This is an important parameter. Degradation of this value may indicate an impending drive failure. It is advised to perform data recovery and replace the hardware immediately.
Fix for "Current Pending Sector Count" error
Of course, if you're not ready to give up on the problematic drive just yet, you can try to fix SMART errors automatically with free software. But if you've made up your mind to replace it, make sure you do it the right way, wouldn't want to lose any data, right?
Firstly, data recovery after bad sector remapping
Don't wait any longer if your hard drive (or external USB flash drive) can still be recognized by Windows. Download hard drive recovery software on another computer right now and try to save as much data as possible.
Step 1: Select the location to scan.
Launch the Data Recovery Wizard, hover the mouse over the partition, external hard drive, USB device, or memory card that's missing data, and click “Scan.”
Step 2: Choose the files you want to recover.
Wait for the scan to finish. Then, select the files you want to recover. You can use the search bar or filters to look for specific files. To preview a file, double-click on the item to check its content.
Step 3: Recover the lost data.
Click “Recover,” and choose a location on another drive to save the files.
Second, upgrade the faulty hard drive.
With a hard drive duplication tool, you can clone a bad hard drive to a new one without losing any important data.
Click on the provided link to learn how to use disk cloning software in a detailed guide on cloning a hard drive (HDD/SSD) with bad sectors.