A corrupt file or folder is different to 'bad sectors' which is what the Windows Check Disk utility checks for.
So first of all I would look for other causes. It's difficult to say what though because you give no details of your system or of the problem.
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I was recommended by few people that Microsoft's disk utility test software is the best to use, but I did a test with it it didn't find any error or problems but I have files and folders that don't want to get copied because they got corrupt or something.
which software actually finds the problems on hard drive? both files and physical hd

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