Thanks for the reply,
i can't understand how the software can detect if some sectors of a certain file get overwritten.
After I do a zero fill with a hex editor tool on some sectors of a certain file, r-studio detects that file still good.
I compared R-Studio with another famous data recovery sw as ...
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- Fri Aug 05, 2022 4:10 pm
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- Topic: How R-Studio manages to distinguish good and bad files
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How R-Studio manages to distinguish good and bad files
Hello,
i've cloned a 4 TB Western Digital drive with MRT DE.
The drive had many bad sectors that results in several corrupt files, for example some JPGs file can't be opened (due to blank start index) and others can be opened but the picture results distorted.
The thing that puzzles me is that R ...
i've cloned a 4 TB Western Digital drive with MRT DE.
The drive had many bad sectors that results in several corrupt files, for example some JPGs file can't be opened (due to blank start index) and others can be opened but the picture results distorted.
The thing that puzzles me is that R ...