Wayne
Slave the drive up on another computer. Get the data that you want
before you proceed to do anything else. Then run chkdsk /f . This will
fix as many bad sectors as possible - moving data. Sometimes also
destroys data that's why the get the data first. Then realistically
replace the drive - drives are cheap...You only want to go through this
once. Right. Otherwise it's like giving a keyboard with a dead key to a
user and hope he doesn't need that key. It's Gonna Come Back !!!
Cliff Drumeller
IT Manager
Mass Precision Sheetmetal, Inc.
408 954 0200 ex 217
408 314 7420 cell
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Slave the drive up on another computer. Get the data that you want
before you proceed to do anything else. Then run chkdsk /f . This will
fix as many bad sectors as possible - moving data. Sometimes also
destroys data that's why the get the data first. Then realistically
replace the drive - drives are cheap...You only want to go through this
once. Right. Otherwise it's like giving a keyboard with a dead key to a
user and hope he doesn't need that key. It's Gonna Come Back !!!
Cliff Drumeller
IT Manager
Mass Precision Sheetmetal, Inc.
408 954 0200 ex 217
408 314 7420 cell
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