Windows 10: macrium reflect relocated sector count

I have a disc with 20010 (hex) relocated sector counts (read via crystaldiskinfo)
What happens if I take an image with macrium reflect and restore the image on a new disk: will the relocated sector count exist again on the new disk?

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HDD to SDD OS transfer

I am trying to clone (or even image) my 1TB-HDD to a Kingston 120GB-SDD. Space is not issue as I'm only using 70GB on the HDD. My problem is sector size. My HDD sectors are 512 (not 512e) and the SDD sectors are 4096. I'm also unable to use my system image/backup
because it is on a HDD with the same sector size (512). I've tried a number of cloning programs, including Macrium Reflect, with no success. Is there a way around this?

 

administrator account

If this happened to me, I'd restore from the latest full system backup I've made. It's saved my bacon more times than I can count. I use the free version of Macrium Reflect, but there are many others.

 

No it will not. It's a function of disk's firmware.
Relocated sectors are sectors firmware deemed about to fail and data from them is moved by firmware to a spare portion of disk. It could happen to HDDs and SSDs alike.