Data Recovery and Disk Utilities Forum @R-TT

I have a bad drive from a RAID 5 array. 4 sectors bad.
Is there a way to find out which files the bad sectors belong to?
Can I then ignore those sectors from imaging ?

This way I can reconstruct the array and know which files are corrupt.

after some reading, I realized that these 2 kb files are aborted attempts at imaging. Obviously the disk could not be read.
I wish there were a way to find out which files the bad sectors belonged to.
I could then ignore those sectors from imaging (possible?)
and know which files are corrupt.

I have 5 drives in a RAID 5 array. Their contents look like this:
Drives.jpg
The first drive is the failing one and its partitions are only 2kb.
Obviously read errors prevented it from being imaged.

In the last 4 drives, the partitions appear to be the same?
Which of these partitions do I need to ...

welll i found out that this drive is actually the bad one in my array. Restarting R studio and reinserting the drive allowed me to create images of each of the three volumes (but for some reason the volume numbers keep incrementing)

I get three files each of which is only 2kb
HarddiskVolume32.rdr ...

I read the manual here:

https://www.r-studio.com/Unformat_Help/volumesetsandraids.html

Step 1 is fine, it creates 'virtual block raid 1'
over in the raid parameters panel the only choice in the dropdown is raid0. Raid5 is grayed out.

Still, I forged ahead and inserted the first hard drive of my 5 ...