software to repair bad sectors on hard drives

Hi guys,.

is there a software that allows to fix bad sectors on hard drives, if so what do you guys recommend, I have a disc that I'm not worried, but here to try to repair the drive if I can, and more I learn.

Thank you guys, bluesfloyd

Hello

Why don't you use the software built into Windows?

"How to run check disk in Windows 7"

http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/433-disk-check.html

This will show you how to Check Disk or chkdsk in Windows 7 to check a hard disk selected for system errors of files with bad sectors on it.

6. to analyse and attempt recovery of bad sectors
NOTE: This analysis tries to find and repair errors on the hard drive itself, physical and it may take much longer to complete.

(A) uncheck the automatically fix file system errors . (see screenshot below step 4)

(B) select the search for and attempt recovery of bad sectors .

7. only Scan and trying to automatically fix errors
NOTE: It automatically tries to repair problems with the files and folders that the scan detects.

(A) check the automatically fix file system errors . (see screenshot below step 4)

(B) uncheck search for and attempt recovery of bad sectors .

8. to analyze automatically try to fix the errors and bad sectors recovery
NOTE: , It will scan for file errors and physical errors (steps 6 and 7). It will attempt to repair problems with the files and folders and retrieve physical errors.

(A) check the automatically fix file system errors . (see screenshot below step 4)

(B) select the search for and attempt recovery of bad sectors .

See you soon.

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