Re: chkdsk problem -- index entries
- From: "db" <databaseben.discussions.microsoft.com>
- Date: Sat, 31 Mar 2007 12:16:21 -0500
because chkdsk works
with the master file table (mft).
if that table got corrupted then
the files on the disk are not
registered in the mft.
i would suggest that you
boot with a windows cd
and go to recovery console.
at the c prompt run your chkdsk
- db
<henry.fai.hang.chan@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:1175353923.389350.88650@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Last time i scanned my HD (NTFS), there was a big line of index
entries deleted from file $9, saying something about repeated entries.
I switched it off at once and restarted it.
When I logged into windows, it popped up that my recycle bin was
corrupted. A few files was lost.
The next day, I let it go on. The numbers went up, and the screen
flashed. I waited for a ten minutes, and still flashing. I switched
it off. After restarting, my boot sector was empty. HD half empty.
why????????
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