OK so here's the thing. I have a 1TB Seagate HDD which is failing, (a lot of bad sectors), I am going to get it RMAed in a few days.
I was hoping to create an entire image of my C:\ drive which i can then replicate on the new drive so that I don't have to go through the hassle of installing and setting up everything again.
The first software i tried was called Eassos Partition Guru. While creating the image, it showed 2 read errors and I clicked on ignore and it continued the process and created the image. However seeing as there were errors and the software itself didn't seem very trustable, I'd thought that I'd create an another backup.
So I tried the create a system image option inside Windows 8 and it failed after 5 minutes. Then I tried CloneZilla and it failed as well.
Does anyone have any suggestions/alternatives? Some software than can probably ignore the bad sectors and make a backup of the good ones?
I was hoping to create an entire image of my C:\ drive which i can then replicate on the new drive so that I don't have to go through the hassle of installing and setting up everything again.
The first software i tried was called Eassos Partition Guru. While creating the image, it showed 2 read errors and I clicked on ignore and it continued the process and created the image. However seeing as there were errors and the software itself didn't seem very trustable, I'd thought that I'd create an another backup.
So I tried the create a system image option inside Windows 8 and it failed after 5 minutes. Then I tried CloneZilla and it failed as well.
Does anyone have any suggestions/alternatives? Some software than can probably ignore the bad sectors and make a backup of the good ones?