If the computer is in use, there are problems such as restarting or starting from time to time, it may be that there are bad sectors in the hard disk. How to Fix Hard Drive Bad Sectors? You can use the hard disk bad sector shielding tool to shield the bad sectors to achieve the repair effect. This method can effectively avoid data read and write errors and prolong the service life of the hard disk. It is recommended to check the health of the hard drive regularly and deal with the problem in a timely manner.

1Open DiskGenius, click on the hard disk menu, and select the Bad Sector Scanning and Repair function.

2, click Start Detection, and save the report after the detection is complete.

3The 200 hard disk bad sectors are spread out in a row, and the starting cylinder number of the bad blocks is 0. To be farther away from the partition, take the preceding digit 0 as the cylinder number. This means that there are no problems with the partitions up to cylinder number 0. Usually 0 cylinders occupy about 0G storage space, so there are good partitions of 0G before.

4The hard disk partition is adjusted as follows: C drive 140G is installed with the system, and D drive 0G is stored with other data.

5After the partition is completed, adjust the cylinder number setting.

6, right-click the partition and adjust the parameters. Note that in the example, the starting cylinder of the bad block is 26790, and the previous value is 0 to avoid diffusion. The end cylinder is 0, and the value is 0. Save the settings at the end!

7There should be a gap between the second and third partitions of the four adjusted partitions. This grey interval is deliberately vacated, and it is calculated that it is located in the bad sector. Please note that although there are several gigabytes of storage space here, do not divide it here for daily use, as once read, it may cause bad sectors to spread. Isolated bad sectors generally do not spread.

8After saving the scheme, the subsystem is divided into two main partitions: 130 GB for C drive and 0 GB for D drive, and the logical partition includes E drive and F drive, each with 0 GB. It is advisable to adjust it appropriately as needed, but never assign bad sectors to any partition!