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Atrise Find Bad Information 1.1.2
Atrise Software
Atrise FBI (Find Bad Information) is a tool to check your data CD/DVD, flash drive and a dying HDD for bad reading files (soft and true HDD bad blocks, wrong reading, faulty drive/cable. Atrise FBI shows a full path to the current checking file, so it is very useful to find bad files even if your computer get frozen. Simply write a full path to the bad file and restart your computer. With Atrise FBI you can: Scan your files for soft bad blocks and true bad blocks; Get full file name path of the bad file even if the computer get not responding; Scan old CD/DVD for bad reading files; Scan USB flash drives for bad reading files; Scan any directory and file system device you can access from Windows.
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