Laptops Lenovo s9 giving bsod. Help me out :(

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^^ No one can be 100% sure about the other components of your setup. The hard disk is the most likely cause. The fact that you were able to run from a pen drive for more than 6 hrs without problems seems to confirm the case against the HDD. Change it.
 
i used to have this when free space was very low in my hdd. after i cleaned up, never had the problem. this is on a dell laptop (E5400). Not sure if you are having the problem due to this.
 
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logistopath said:
^^ No one can be 100% sure about the other components of your setup. The hard disk is the most likely cause. The fact that you were able to run from a pen drive for more than 6 hrs without problems seems to confirm the case against the HDD. Change it.
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Thx for ur opinion. Just last question -> if I run ubuntu from pen drive and download all data inside that hard drive, will there be possibility of crashing????
gbharani said:
i used to have this when free space was very low in my hdd. after i cleaned up, never had the problem. this is on a dell laptop (E5400). Not sure if you are having the problem due to this.
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Thx for replying, but my hdd is empty at the moment.
 
Hey guys, I hooked in brand new sealed pack 250gb wd hdd in it and tried to install windows in it, but all in vain. Then I connected that to my pc and came to know that it have 3 bad sectors in it.

Then I brought my friend's 160gb seagate hdd. First I scanned it and found that it do not have any bad sectors. Then I hooked it and installed windows but again failure. Then I plugged this to my pc and checked out, it incurred 2 bad sectors.

Means every hard disk that is being connected to netbook is getting the blessings of bad sectors.

Please tell me what to do and what should I conclude. :(
 
Get the netbook checked from service center - no other options left. In the meantime you can visually check the SATA connector of the netbook for any physical damage.
 
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archat68 said:
Get the netbook checked from service center - no other options left. In the meantime you can visually check the SATA connector of the netbook for any physical damage.
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Will they charge for checking it?????
 
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