Why try to read a bad sector on an SSD a thousand times?

Question

Iron

The ssd died a little, after an unexpected freeze, some of the files were killed, I try to do a checkdsk check, but it diligently hammers the disk trying to apparently restore the file, I don’t understand what the logic of this process is, if the file is broken, then count it at least a million times, it will still remain broken or I wrong, and is there a sacred meaning in this?

Answer 1

Well, it remains only to ask you: what do you think is "broken"?
PS:
Smart people, long before you, empirically determined that sometimes, nevertheless, it turns out to be read.
True, this was defined for the HDD.
How is it with SSD - no idea, maybe it's the same.
But, most likely, the checkdisk just uses the same algorithm for both HDD and SSD

Answer 2

And the most interesting thing is that using a checkdisk for data recovery is very bad, to put it mildly.