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There are a number of programs that offer the disk surface test to detect the bad sectors on the surface of the disk. Seatools (and WinDFT etc dedicated disk check tools) does this job, plus some more. Seatools even attempt to recover those errors when some conditions are fulfilled.I agree Archie except that the surface test with Partition Wizard does actually test out the physical surface and therefore by default the read / write headsSeatools is the topmost disk check utility. There is no need for any other disk tests after it, as you will not ask an Olympic champion to swim in a pond to prove that he can swim.![]()
Whatever, there is no need to run surface test (using PW, HD Sentinel or whatever) after Seatools test and/or WinDFT test. That will only be a partial duplication of work.
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