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Stratos Misinezis
4when creating a backup image there is an option that says ignore bad sectors. That means that there is a possibility if the bad sectors are in a non critical area to be able to restore to system to a new disk and continue to work normally?Attachment
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Denis Gorbachev
6Hi!
This is correct. If we ignore bad sectors - recovery will be possible even if some sectors are damaged. Files on those sectors, however, will be non-readable after the restore. -
Stratos Misinezis
4So the question to arise is this. How these new bad sectors would be interpreted in the new disk, assuming they would be ignored in the corrupted disk.
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