Bad sectors represent one of the worst failures that could happen to a hard-disk, usually leading to unstable systems, very slow or compromised operating systems and tons of errors that pop out every once in a while. Aims to find and repair bad sectors That's why HDD Regenerator could play a key role for your computer when it faces such mishaps, as this particular software solution is designed to find bad sectors and repair them without losing the user's data. No previous experience required Even if the generic functions of such an application make it less suitable for beginners, the interface takes care to make the whole procedure pretty easy, so after reading the available documentation almost everyone should be able to use it. Slow and steady wins the race HDD Regenerator detects the hard drives and initiates a thorough scan, so it needs a lot of time until the whole process ends. It took more than one hour during our test, so it's pretty obvious that scanning a very large hard disk could even take half a day. Scans hard disks found in any condition As soon as any magnetic errors or physical bad sectors are identified, the application will automatically repair the problems without affecting the data in those regions.

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The great thing about HDD Regenerator is that it supports not only any file system but also unpartitioned and even unformatted disks. In conclusion All in all, HDD Regenerator is a must-have tool if you're trying to deal with bad sectors on any hard-drive. Even if the scan will take a lot of time, any bad sectors will be fixed and you will not lose a bit of information stored there.

Reply by schismrule on October 18, 2013 The free version is actually capped at 50MB/s. Realtek Ati Hdmi Audio Driver Windows 7 32bit. If I was using it commercially and formatting many drives, speed would be important to me and then certainly the paid 'Uncapped' version is what I would go for. Your speed issues are not due to the software but very likely due to your hardware, or limitations in your chain from the software to your drive, remember it will only run and the speed of the slowest part of the chain. For example when I am formatting a drive using my SATA to USB adaptor it runs at a steady 27MB/s which is all the cable will handle, no doubt with better hardware or using the SATA connector directly to the motherboard I will get better speeds but the 27MB/s cap is fine for my occasional use and the convenience of the USB connection.

I suggest testing the software on a different hardware setup or investigating your speed issues more thoroughly before labeling the software as 'crippleware' and 'Useless'.