So if an HDD is slow(Seagate 2TB HDD) and the HDD loads really slow in windows and for scanning how long may a sector by sector cloning take if the HDD if almost all of the 2TB is used up if the cloning is done on a boot up CD?
Basically, the HDD is now painfully slow to load up in windows and takes light years to scan if it does scan.
2TB space almost used up.
It's a Seagate HDD.
Boot into CD software, not windows.
Sector by Sector cloning from there.
Also, if a Seagate software were to exist for this, would it be any faster?
Note: This drive is said to be at 4% health...
At this health, what is the likelihood of recovering all files not in bad sectors?
And what about files in bad sectors?
What is the fastest way to clone a failing HDD and is now really slow?
And what other ways are there to transfer files from this HDD myself?
Basically, the HDD is now painfully slow to load up in windows and takes light years to scan if it does scan.
2TB space almost used up.
It's a Seagate HDD.
Boot into CD software, not windows.
Sector by Sector cloning from there.
Also, if a Seagate software were to exist for this, would it be any faster?
Note: This drive is said to be at 4% health...
At this health, what is the likelihood of recovering all files not in bad sectors?
And what about files in bad sectors?
What is the fastest way to clone a failing HDD and is now really slow?
And what other ways are there to transfer files from this HDD myself?