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Use speedfan or some other free utility to check the SMART status of the drive. Also, you didn't mention the make/model of the drive. Anyhow, go to the drive manufacturer's web site and download their drive tool (seagate = seatools, WD = WD lifeguard.) and run some tests on the drive. Steps to Solve CRC Error in WinRAR. WinRAR is one of the most convenient applications to compress and decompress large files on Windows computers.

It is the common issue with 'RAR extraction' that the compressed file does not unpack correctly when there is something wrong in the archived file. Most cases, the WinRAR comes with a couple or few couple of error warnings and NOT extracting the files. In this video I used a method which tell the WinRAR to just ignore any errors and extract the files even though they are bad or corrupted. Many cases this method succeeds but not always.so try this method too before jumping for a re-download of the file. ----------------------------------------­----------------------------------------­----------------------------- // Description of Video ----------------------------------------­----------------------------------------­------------------------------ I downloaded 4 parts of 'SANS560v0212.rar' from internet. They are:- SANS560v0212.part1.rar SANS560v0212.part2.rar SANS560v0212.part3.rar SANS560v0212.part3.rar In normal process of extraction, due to CRC fail, the file 'SANS560v0212.rar' was not extracted combining the above four parts. I repeated extraction using this trick.

Now trying to get the file 'SANS560v0212.iso', which is inside the earlier extracted file SANS560v0212.rar. Unfortunately, it is password protected. Getting the password. Trying to extract normally with the password.but fails due to CRC error, again.

So, repeated the trick in this case too.success. Got the file SANS560v0212.iso.

I've been using uTorrent for quite a while to download things, but I've just recently built my PC - been about 6 months. Dude called Proximon helped me out, really nice guy and in the end the build turned out fine. Regardless, since then I've been using uTorrent a lot, and yesterday whilst downloading a torrent, I got an error - Data error (cyclic redundancy check) - just before the error popped up, what I believe to be my hard disk made a really weird noise, almost like it was choking. Hard drive has been fine since, and everything seems to be working, I used Auslogics Repair Disk feature and there weren't any errors, can't seem to get chkdisk going though - even when I attempt to force a dismount. Only thing I'm worried about is the HDD dying, it's only been a few months and I should have it covered under warranty, but my question is, is this a definite sign that my HDD is dying? Cheers -Faheem.