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Cloning a hard drive
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Yes. If there isn't too many and the first part of the disk is not corrupted
it should be mostly recoverable. Most cloning software will retry bad sectors
many times getting a good read. And if not it will usually just zero that sector
it should be mostly recoverable. Most cloning software will retry bad sectors
many times getting a good read. And if not it will usually just zero that sector
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