I have been attempting to clone a internal Samsung 1TB SSD drive, which has many bad sectors. Will Spinrite sufficiently 'do it' magic' to allow a cloning tool to work? I have used Spinrite back in the 90's on physical spinning drives for various reasons with great success, but this is a different time/use-case. Thanks in advance for your responses!
Clone tools tried:
As you can see, I've exhausted myself trying to clone the drive....
All fail when attempting to read the bad sectors. The Destination drive is a USB-C connected M2 SPCC SSD VF10 in a Dockteck case, which will eventually be put inside the laptop, replacing a secondary, smaller M2 drive.
-Matt
Clone tools tried:
- EaseUs Partition Master and Disk Copy
- Macrium Reflect
- MiniTool Partition Wizard
- ddrescue
- hddsuperclone
As you can see, I've exhausted myself trying to clone the drive....
All fail when attempting to read the bad sectors. The Destination drive is a USB-C connected M2 SPCC SSD VF10 in a Dockteck case, which will eventually be put inside the laptop, replacing a secondary, smaller M2 drive.
-Matt
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