Hi Guys,
usually I always created a map of the most important folders and files and then I performed the scan, but I saw that some guys especially after heads swap using the option "save marked folders".
In this way you have the same good control regarding the setting (jump, timeout..etc) and furthermore you can deliver to the customer the good and bad data in two separate folders.
This way probably speeds up the data delivery process, but maybe it is more stressful for the HSA.
I did some testing on drives with many bad sectors and I must say that the result was good. In the damage folder many photos were almost good.
What do you think guys about it?
Thanks for the reply
usually I always created a map of the most important folders and files and then I performed the scan, but I saw that some guys especially after heads swap using the option "save marked folders".
In this way you have the same good control regarding the setting (jump, timeout..etc) and furthermore you can deliver to the customer the good and bad data in two separate folders.
This way probably speeds up the data delivery process, but maybe it is more stressful for the HSA.
I did some testing on drives with many bad sectors and I must say that the result was good. In the damage folder many photos were almost good.
What do you think guys about it?
Thanks for the reply