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Geschpooklichkeit · 07-06-2009, 05:08 PM

My secondary hard drive gave out, so I spent the weekend doing what I could to recover the important things. There are apparently bad sectors sprinkled on my drive, and I was able to recover a large amount of files despite that. However, stupid me forgot to enable logging with the programs I'm using, so I have no idea which files were only partially recovered. I found a worrying count of 0-byte files, but I'm also sure that there are other files that only made it out halfway. Is there a program that can, say, scan files for large swathes of zeroes indicative of damage?

07-06-2009, 05:08 PM	#1
Geschpooklichkeit The Nameless Dread Geschpooklichkeit is offline Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: S.S. Ann Donated: $1.08 ? Geschpooklichkeit's Collection Posts: 14,173 Marketplace Rating: 0	Testing for Broken Files My secondary hard drive gave out, so I spent the weekend doing what I could to recover the important things. There are apparently bad sectors sprinkled on my drive, and I was able to recover a large amount of files despite that. However, stupid me forgot to enable logging with the programs I'm using, so I have no idea which files were only partially recovered. I found a worrying count of 0-byte files, but I'm also sure that there are other files that only made it out halfway. Is there a program that can, say, scan files for large swathes of zeroes indicative of damage? __________________ bring out your dead at *whatistheexcel.com* Best Selection No.1: 1-500 +099 feat. Lizard Bee Special Images without a green and white "whatistheexcel.com" ad are copyrighted and/or trademarked by respective owners where applicable. Fuck them.