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hd521-2w Hard Drive Failure is IMMINENTCan I stop my hard drive from faling once i get this message? I ran a basic test on my hp pavillion and hd521-2w showed up. I found out it means an inevitable failure of the hard drive will happen sooner or later. ?????? Is there a patch or something out there?"" knorum 2001 at yahoo dot com" is my favorite way 4 ppl 2 gethold of me Bookmark/Search this post with: 
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hd521-2w Hard Drive Failure
The message comes up because the self-monitoring routines have found signs that something is going very wrong. The best thing to do is stop using the computer, get another large disc quick, and copy all important files from that disc. Ignoring the message won't miraculously fix your dying HD.