What Is a Hard Drive Sector?

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Tip 1 - Bad Sectors Explained: Why Hard Drives Get Bad Sectors and What You Can Do About It

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Bad Sectors Explained: Why Hard Drives Get Bad Sectors and What You Can Do About It

A bad sector on a hard drive is simply a tiny cluster of storage space — a  sector — of the hard drive that appears to be defective. The sector won’t respond to read or write requests.

Tip 2 - A Basic Understanding of Tracks and Sectors

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You've heard about bad sectors on a hard drive. But what is a sector?? Check out our description of sectors and the tracks the create on a platter.

Tip 3 - Storing the Data - How Hard Disks Work

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Storing the Data - How Hard Disks Work

Storing the Data - Nearly every desktop computer uses one or more hard-disk drives. Your hard disk holds all of the information available on your computer. Take a look inside this incredibly precise storage mechanism.
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Tip 4 - What is sector?

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What is sector?

Computer dictionary definition for what sector means including related links, information, and terms.

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