So, I have this one old HDD, which got some corrupt sectors (supposedly soft), and I restored the most important data on it. I still have a few files that would be good to recover from it, not like it is crucial. Yes, should have backed them up all, but I was in that weird situation that I had no medium to back it up on (500 GB hard drive, and all I had besides it was 120)
Short-short, I want to:
1)Pinpoint the places where the corruption hit in the drive (aka which files are corrupt) and also find an easy way to get clean files out
2)Zero-nuke the HDD to see if the corruption was in fact soft, HDD is nearly disposable in the time being, I have bought new HDD's.
Thanks for the help
Short-short, I want to:
1)Pinpoint the places where the corruption hit in the drive (aka which files are corrupt) and also find an easy way to get clean files out
2)Zero-nuke the HDD to see if the corruption was in fact soft, HDD is nearly disposable in the time being, I have bought new HDD's.
Thanks for the help