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The hard drive is not beginning to fail. How come MS is suggesting possible fixes but I have never heard anybody explain what the underlying problem is? The platter is spinning at rpm's in most modern hard drives, the head that reads the data is so small it would require a microscope to see clearly, if a hard drive is bumped hard enough while running, that head can slam into the platter, instantly causing bad blocks where the head hit the platter and possibly destroying the head itself.
I reformatted and reinstalled win If not how do I fix it? Several functions may not work. Some very old software stores data in program files.
If the drive is failing or has problems it is possible for the drive to fail suddenly especially during heavy use as this test will do. D's post cnonect February 17, I just got this Dell computer brand new a year ago. Microsoft Visual Studio Preparation x32 Version: Service did not stop gracefully the last time it was run. The first step fannot be to burn MHDD to a disc as an image cd preferably.
Computer freezes randomly
Then restart and the computer should boot again. Thanks for having a look. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. Paul Desmond White Replied on June 25, Click on cnanot link for more information: It appears your hard drive is beginning to fail, I highly recommend backing up all of your data, and then running a diagnostic. In that list there should be something called Sata lmss. I followed your advice and uninstalled, downloaded the drivers from Gateway, and reinstalled the Intel Management Engine Components and the Intel Matrix Storage Manager.
In reply to Afzal Taher's post on May cannof, I have seen a fall of only 4 inches destroy a drive while it was running. Also if you have any at the end that were marked as UNC this means the drive has uncorrectable errors and the hard drive should probably be replaced.
Event Log Error - LMS Service cannot connect to HECI driver - Lenovo Community
Before running this test it would be a good idea to backup any data that you cannot afford to lose. What is the best way to back up my data?
Register a free account to unlock additional features at BleepingComputer. No change whatsoever as I am still receiving the same Event ID. I am not familiar with that specific problem, you can go to dell's website and download the lastest driver for the intel chipset, this might fix the problem.
lms service cannot connect to heci driver
In the list of hardware categories, click on system devices and then double-click the device name. Lenovo is committed to environmental leadership from operations to product design and recycling solutions. Tell us about your experience with our site. Posted 11 October - After you are done testing you will need cconnect go back into the bios by restarting the computer and tapping F2, F1, Delete or whatever key gets you into bios.
Welcome to BleepingComputera free community where people like tye come together to discuss and learn how to use their computers. Also would a chkdsk do anything?
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