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The event viewer may display these results:
The IO operation at logical block address 0x609a20 for Disk 3 (PDO name: \Device\00000055) was retried.
The IO operation at logical block address 0x600838 for Disk 3 (PDO name: \Device\00000055) failed due to a hardware error.
A computer may have 12 drives.
Please indicate
a) if Msinfo32 were launched how could you determine which drive is disk 3?
(how does event viewer enumeration differ from the methods used in msinfo32?)
b) if dxdiag were launched how could you determine which drive is disk 3?
c) if disk management were launched how could you determine which drive is disk 3?
d) if diskpart were used is there any command that can determine which drive is disk #3?
e) is there any administrative command prompt or powershell command that can determine which is drive #3?
Are most of the software off by 1 disk drive because one starts with 0 and the others start with 1?
How could you be 100% sure which disk drive the event viewer is referring to when there are 9 drives?
For example:
disk 0 = Samsung SSD
disk 1 = WDC HD
disk 2 = Samsung SSD
disk 3 = Toshiba HD
disk 4 = Hitachi HD
disk 5 = HGST HD
disk 6 = WDC SSD
disk 7 = Seagate HD
disk 8 = WDC HD
disk 9 = WDC HD
disk 10 = Seagate HD
disk 11 = Seagate HD
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The IO operation at logical block address 0x609a20 for Disk 3 (PDO name: \Device\00000055) was retried.
The IO operation at logical block address 0x600838 for Disk 3 (PDO name: \Device\00000055) failed due to a hardware error.
A computer may have 12 drives.
Please indicate
a) if Msinfo32 were launched how could you determine which drive is disk 3?
(how does event viewer enumeration differ from the methods used in msinfo32?)
b) if dxdiag were launched how could you determine which drive is disk 3?
c) if disk management were launched how could you determine which drive is disk 3?
d) if diskpart were used is there any command that can determine which drive is disk #3?
e) is there any administrative command prompt or powershell command that can determine which is drive #3?
Are most of the software off by 1 disk drive because one starts with 0 and the others start with 1?
How could you be 100% sure which disk drive the event viewer is referring to when there are 9 drives?
For example:
disk 0 = Samsung SSD
disk 1 = WDC HD
disk 2 = Samsung SSD
disk 3 = Toshiba HD
disk 4 = Hitachi HD
disk 5 = HGST HD
disk 6 = WDC SSD
disk 7 = Seagate HD
disk 8 = WDC HD
disk 9 = WDC HD
disk 10 = Seagate HD
disk 11 = Seagate HD
More...