Differential Failed because of "bad sector"
I did a complete backup for the first time last month. Today I wanted to
do a differential backup because of different software installed and
uninstalled software gone.
One thing I did was a deep defragment on both of my paritions, and
my backup was on my F: drive.
What does "bad sector" mean & can I fix it?
Thank you, Mary
Comments
Hello Mary,
Sorry for the late reply. Bad sector means that your disk has some physical damage, this is hardly to fix. The better way is to avoid using the bad sectors by hiding the partition where the bad sector located in.But this is not the end of the problem, you'd better buy a new HD instead.
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Kam
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