On Wed, 25 Jun 2003 09:31:22 +0100, Mel Evans wrote:
> Are you encouraging me to have another go with this Glenn? Looks a
> bit complicado para mi!
> As I have said before, I'll leave the DOS to you guys, and stick with
> the HTML, XHTML, DHTML, jscrip, and so on.
Well, this seems a good time to ask all the DOS-BUFFS [I love it and
work in it 99.8% of the time!] can I DEBUG a D: HDD?
I have several old drives that will not work as C: drive. I read that I
should use "3" as the drive value... but I am reluctent to attempt this.
I have several 1.3Gb to 8.4Gb HDD's that could use a low-level format
and clean up to get them to work better.
Any other ideas on reviving old HDD's would be appreciated. I have some
recovery programs but would be most obliged to learn of/get some more...
I have about 40 HDD's, and some are in need of recovery.
I have read of some Windows95? programs that reportedly allow one to go
back into the history of the drive and restore the settings. Is anything
like that available in DOS?
Cooee and Love,
Kevin... XXXXXXXXXXX
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