Hi Jan,
On Sat, 3 Aug 2002, at 14:08:40 [GMT -0400] (19:08 where I live) you wrote:
JR> Hi Thomas.
JR> At 1:29 PM on Saturday, August 03, 2002 you wrote the
JR> following about [a real mystery]:
TF>> [...] Some disk utilities will mark those sectors as
TF>> "bad" and will not allow the O/S subsystem to use them
TF>> again. That's what you need, [/...]
JR> Can you suggest one that works with NTFS rather than
JR> FAT32. I had considered Spinrite v5 only to discover that
JR> it doesn't work w NTFS. I have a feeling that if I could
JR> do this, this particular problem would be solved. Any more
JR> of these & I would certainly consider changing HDs
JR> quickly.
I would have from the start.
Example, I lost all of my email from 1996-2001 cause of a disk fault... mind
you, I was using LookOut at the time.
That was all my Westminster correspondance, thousands of emails from user
groups, correspondence with friends and colleagues gone - thanks to one HDD
sector.
Now if I get them, the disc goes. Fortunately I moved over to SCSI at the same
time for my system disc as well...!
A
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