Spinrite V6 (HDD Repair tool)

Spinrite V6 (HDD Repair tool) Pre registered just follow the on screen instructions and go a good tool for repair http://www.grc.com/sr/spinrite.htm http://www.virustotal.com/analisis/230be922979b19338c7395d318317c23a003e50ec949eedb3b8f7e7a9a653174-1268418070 Has a false positive from virus total but please check the above link and you can decide for yourselves if you want to download or not if you dont trust it DONT download it and always virus scan any files you download. I take no credit for creating this just uploading it cos its good and might be of use to someone Please seed

udp://tracker.openbittorrent.com:80
udp://open.demonii.com:1337
udp://tracker.coppersurfer.tk:6969
udp://exodus.desync.com:6969

 nightstalker666 (2010-03-13)

Hi fun555 heres the gibson link again
http://www.grc.com/sr/spinrite.htm
I just checked again and that link works ok any more probs just post here and maybe it shows at 6mb cos thats the size it comes out at if you burn it hope this helps thanks

MJKW2Ab (2010-09-09)

SpinRite no longer owns the monopoly as the program below has proven to be a great alternative which is heavily protective upon purchase:

Keygen crack and instructions make it easy to install on CD.
I would pay for such programs if I could only find me a real job!! I realize these programs for PCs are very rare.

scoot9 (2011-07-06)

will this work for a flash drive?

dextrousdave (2012-11-12)

Thank you!

AznVidTrader (2013-04-07)

No, the tool will not fix a flash drive.
It works at a very low level to make sure each 1 and 0 is correct. It will only fix bad data.
A flash drive has 1's and 0's stored perfectly - so there is nothing for it to fix.

emfederin (2013-09-16)

@AznVidTrader sez: "A flash drive has 1's and 0's stored perfectly - so there is nothing for it to fix"
Jesus, this is one of the dumbest fucking comments I've ever heard. If you don't know WTF you're talking about, then STFU.
@scoot9: Short answer is "yes".
Long answer is there are various reasons why data becomes corrupted after being written to a medium. In many cases, this corruption is irrecoverable, but in SOME cases, corrupted data CAN be recovered and rewritten to safe media. This is where recovery software like spinrite comes in.
The first rule for recovery is that a failed device must be what's known as "mountable" by the system. This means the failed device must have been originally formatted with a "file system" (FS) such as FAT, NTFS, CDFS, etc.
This of course means hard drives, cd-roms, dvds, and YES AZNVIDTRADER, THIS INCLUDES FLASH DRIVES!

RichTown (2015-03-13)

This is the best program there is that other program HDD_Regenerator f@*%ed my hard drive off thanks for the upload

Daniel_01 (2015-05-15)

I burnt a bootable DVD with this. I can get it to boot Freedos from the DVD but shortly after it stalls. Any clues?

hoggyy (2015-06-14)

I hear ya, MJKW2Ab...
I'd pay for so many programs if I had any money at all coming in. I'm in the disability process and have just recently lost all financial support.
Talk about scary as hell! :-/

analol (2015-06-18)

I'm in that same disability boat, bruddah. Its a ton of lulz until the rug that is your health.. the one that really tied the room together... gets pulled out from under you. Or pissed on for the sake of reference continuity.
Anyway... HDD Regen is garbage. Trying this instead.