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birdy June 22nd, 2006 06:55 PM

KFurrow,
Here's some info from UK Bob about your chdk (chkdsk?) error

I could be wrong but, if I remember correctly, chkdsk (check disk) was used back in the day to mark bad sectors on hard disks, so the OS would not try to save data to that area.

It also meant, unofficially, that the HD was starting to fail because each time chkdsk was run it would find more bad sectors/areas.

Hope this helps

garbagefan2 June 22nd, 2006 07:03 PM

I would do a system restore. But there might be another way.

KFurrow June 22nd, 2006 07:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by birdy
KFurrow,
Here's some info from UK Bob about your chdk (chkdsk?) error

I could be wrong but, if I remember correctly, chkdsk (check disk) was used back in the day to mark bad sectors on hard disks, so the OS would not try to save data to that area.

It also meant, unofficially, that the HD was starting to fail because each time chkdsk was run it would find more bad sectors/areas.

Hope this helps


The chkdsk was for aol which I am not really worried about. I just need to wipe my OS clean and start over...

Grandpa June 22nd, 2006 08:31 PM

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If you go to the first link there are instructions there for adding exceptions for XP firewall.

http://www.gnutellaforums.com/showpo...9&postcount=41

If you want to turn the firewall off go to Start/Control Panel/Windows Firewall In the popup window choose general and you can turn the firewall off.

Grandpa June 22nd, 2006 08:36 PM

Have you tried doing a system restore


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