Usually the hard drive will automatically transfer the data out of the bad one, and into a fresh new one then report that it's seen a bad sector via SMART.
If you are looking for a good file recovery tool, try Recuva, Avoid applications that say they can claim lost data from physically damaged bad sectors, they can try to recover data but most likely won't work, usually requires specialists to do it for you.Īlso, I'm not sure if your aware, but a few years ago hard drive manufacturers started putting extra space on hard drive platters incase of a bad sector occuring. Sorry, but HDD Regenerator cannot repair physical damage to a hard drive. I know about utilities like HDAT, but HDD Regenerator has the ability to run from inside Windows, rather then off a boot medium, which would make my life so much easier. I have tried looking around, but no luck.
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