Detect Bad Sectors on HDD with Windows Surface Scanner


If you are looking for any tool to detect bad sector on your HDD then a freeware tool is available for you i.e Windows Surface Scanner. This is free but powerful software will quickly scan your hard drives and let you know if there are any sector errors.

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It is critical that all customers thinking about running data recovery software run the Freeware Windows Surface Scanner before choosing their recovery option.

There are many scenarios where your computer may be acting flaky. Often times hours can be saved by checking the hard drive for bad sectors. This is the reason DTI data Recovery is offering this full version freeware utility – Windows Surface Scanner.


This software will read each sector of a physical drive that is currently mounted on an XP, Vista, or Windows 7 operating system.  Each sector is examined for a read error. If a read error occurs the error counter will increment.

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Comments

  1. qis_mo says:

    I been trying to use the DTIDATA surface scanner. But since installing and starting it has not detected any drives on my vista portable. Not the boot drive or the 1tb toshiba usb that I need to test. It was mangled by the USPS and I need to now if it sustained internal damage. Can you recommend another Surface Scanner that shares more detailed info than the one built into MS-Vista. I have tried S.M.A.R.T and DiskScanner3.3 they both stalled during the scan and failed to make progress (allowing an hour) before being stopped. Neither “scanner” reported any problems…they just stalled and had to be stopped.
    PS. It would be nice to find a scanner that could detect that progress was not being made…say after 5 minutes or so. I have been trying to test this Canvio for two days so far.

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