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post Jun 13 2008, 11:23 PM
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How To Remove Bad Sectors Or Bad Clusters From HDD

I have resolved the problem of Bad sector by uing DM (Disk Manager) Software and its works. More than 5 to 10 HDD will get repaired and are running well.



I think by using DM we only hide the that effected area, so that it can't be read any more. So user do not get the message of Bad Sector or cluster in his HDD.



So, give me the actual scenario about this. Is Bad Sector permanently removed from the HDD



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post Jun 17 2008, 03:58 PM
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So, give me the actual scenario about this. Is Bad Sector permanently removed from the HDD

This is an almost philosophical question. You don't really care this.
Now the physical address of bad sectors (not to be used by the disk driver) is permanently written to the disk, so the user will not see the effect of the bad sectors. So, the disk is repaired, exactly as if it had no bad sectors.
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post Jun 18 2008, 02:53 AM
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I think the confusion here is that the software doesn't "erase" bad sectors but disables them from the hard drive so the hard drive doesn't know that it is there.

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I think the confusion here is that the software doesn't "erase" bad sectors but disables them from the hard drive so the hard drive doesn't know that it is there.

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Exactly, It seems the only confused one was the OP. He seems not not understand that a bad sector is a physical fault within the drive.
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post Jun 26 2008, 06:12 AM
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How To Remove Bad Sectors Or Bad Clusters From HDD

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How to remove hdd bad cluster From C:/ Drive
With out delete any data or partition of hdd

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Hi,
Please tell me which is that software used to remove bad sectors.

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Vishwanath

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How To Remove Bad Sectors Or Bad Clusters From HDD
How To Remove Bad Sectors Or Bad Clusters From HDD

I have a question that How To Remove Bad Sectors Or Bad Clusters From HDD
Please solve this problem

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Usually the MARK of BAD Sectors means you should change your Hard-drive. If your HDD is under warranty, its recommended you get it exchanged.

Long back, When I used to work in DOS, Running Fdisk command over and over while doing format used to remove the bad sectors.
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Can anybody tell that which software is used to remove the bad sectors and can we download from the internet

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there's no need to a low level format. just use a software called hdd regenerator... it always worked for me, and there's no need to wipe your hd...
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