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Is $BadClus recreated after reformat
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Hi I'm wondering about the windows NTFS bad cluster file, $BadClus. It keeps a record of all the bad sectors on the hard disk. (Its a hidden file in the MFT).
If I reformat, I'm assuming this is recreated. Is that correct? in this case, doesn't that mean that the bad sectors are "freed up" again, in which case they could fail again?
I guess what I'm asking is how can I keep $BadClus between reformats?
Let me know if you can help,
Thanks
Mark
If I reformat, I'm assuming this is recreated. Is that correct? in this case, doesn't that mean that the bad sectors are "freed up" again, in which case they could fail again?
I guess what I'm asking is how can I keep $BadClus between reformats?
Let me know if you can help,
Thanks
Mark
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