Windows 10: Removable stick containing Chkdsk to repair SSD sectors

Good morning, I appealed to the Microsoft community and please send me a download link containing chkdsk to make a bootable stick that will repair all sectors of the SSD and increase its performance, ect ... I mention that I installed a licensed Windows 10 Pro on my laptop. Wait for response! Thank you! God bless! A good day!

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Detect bad sector at chkdsk after scan & repair

i want ask , after i run HD diagnostic tool or repairs the harddisk because bad sector , then i scan again , the bad sector already free from bad sector , but when i run chkdsk , i see 36kb in bad sector , what should i do to remove or clean that? *Bang Head :banghead:*Bang Head :banghead:*Bang Head :banghead:

 

CHKDSK /R Bad Sector check on windows 10 SSD

I just ran a chkdsk /f /r to check for BAD sectors on my ssd but on restart chkdsk quicky went to 100%, and finished in about 2 seconds!

Also some threads on the internet are saying that running chkdsk /r on an ssd can damage it? is this true?

Does Windows 10 automatically detect an SSD and not run the bad sector check hence it runs quickly when you schedule the scan?

 

Upgrading to SSD, should I repair bad sectors first?

My current laptop HDD is very old, slow and on the verge failing so I'm planning to upgrade to an SSD soon.

According to CrystalDiskInfo my Current Pending Sector Count is 200 (caution) and WD's Data Lifeguard extended test says I have "repairable" bad sectors. I suspect these bad sectors may be in one of the hidden system partitions because chkdsk
C: /r /v cannot find any, even though Windows gave it a "check for errors" flag (or "dirty bit") before CDI showed a caution.

Should I run the WD DLG repair before I clone my drive to the new SSD or will I be OK to clone it without repairing the bad sectors?

I also have the same question about creating a system image backup prior cloning. Repair bad sectors first or leave them be?

Thanks,

Leah