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Is there a Windows setting to skip files fast it can't copy (bad blocks) and automatically goes to the next one?
I'm trying to copy files from a damaged drive. (The drive has many bad blocks.)
When Windows can't read a file, you have to wait a long time before it ask to skip/cancel.
Probably because Windows tries many times to read the damaged block. Is there a registry (or other) setting - or maybe a program - which would tell Windows to try only 1 time to read the block or file, and (automatically) skip to the next file fast? If a program, then maybe log the files which it couldn't copy, so I could try them later.
Or is such behaviour (retry many times to read a damaged block) resident in the firmware of the drive?
