On Apr 5, 2008, at 1:24 PM, George H.Yankey wrote:
After experienced some problems yesterday while scanning some pictures to a CD and burning the CD , I decided to use Disk Utility to verify and repair our Hard Drive. Permissions repair checked out OK; however, when i ran Disk Verify I go the message " the volume Macintosh HD needs to be repaired." After running Disk Repair I got the message "1 HTS volume repaired, 1 volume could not be repaired ". I don't understand having two volumes, we have only one internal HD and to my knowledge it has never been partitioned. We do have an external drive but I disconnected it before running repair. Our Macintosh Hard Drive did crash a few years ago and was replaces with a Maxtor drive. The Hard Drive icon that shows up on our screen reads Macintosh HD. Could this have anything to do with it?Sorry for the long dissertation but I wanted to explain the situation.George
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