Note, for NTFS-formatted partitions, WE can use the free
Microsoft NFI.EXE program:
... to check sectors from a SpinRite log to see what file -
or blank space - they belong to:
NTFS File Sector Information Utility.
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation 1999.
All rights reserved. Dumps information
about an NTFS volume, and optionally
determines which volume and file contains
a particular sector.
Usage:
nfi drive-letter [logical-sector-number]
Drive-letter can be a single character
or a character followed by a colon
(i.e., C or C: are acceptable).
Logical-sector-number is a decimal or
0x-prefixed hex number, specifying a
sector number relative to the volume
whose drive letter is given by
drive-letter. If not specified, then
information about every file on the
volume is dumped.
nfi NT-device-path physical-sector-number
Determines which volume a given
physical sector on a drive is within,
and then which file on the volume it
is in. NT-device-path is the NT-style
path to a physical device. It must not
include a partition specification.
Physical-sector-number is a decimal or
0x-prefixed hex number, specifying a
sector number relative to the physical
drive whose device path is given by
NT-device-path.
nfi full-win32-path
Dumps information about a particular
file. full-win32-path must start with
a drive letter and a colon.