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"My WD passport 1 TB external disk failure due to Too many bad sectors detected" ,I am holding one WD external hard disk past an year and suddenly (since last week) started facing few problems and today it ended up in something big as below. When I plug the hard drive on my laptop, it got detected (7 success out of 10) and able to go till the document (say 3 nested folder). When I attempt to access (open/delete) that document, it resulted in an IO error or file access got stalled . - Attempted to copy that file (went fast into that folder) and copied to local harddisk (one in my laptop) and able to open and copy it. (Have to do it very fast [say suppose less than a minute]) - Attempted plugging hard drive in my friend laptop and observed same behavior (after a minute not able to access any folder or files ) - Changed the cable with original WD (friends WD cable with same spec) and observed same behavior - Attempted to recover the files using Recuva software which resulted in an error "Unable to detect file system" - Under disk management (10 out 7 times) able to see the FS type as NTFS and partition status as healthy. - Attempted to do Windows disk cleanup - Failed (resulted in error saying format this disc)
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