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Harddisc Problems...

Post by Klonstar » 2003-11-22 17:09

Some files on my Harddisc disappeard a few day ago(10 movies) and I can´t find them, but there are also no 7GB that where used by the movies so I thought that I could bring them to life somehow...
Do u know a good program for such things??
Thx Tom!
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Post by TheParanoidOne » 2003-11-22 17:41

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Post by Klonstar » 2003-11-22 18:49

Ok I will try it...
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Post by Klonstar » 2003-11-22 19:53

It didn´t work with scandisc...
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Post by TheNOP » 2003-11-22 20:17

but there are also no 7GB that where used by the movies

depending on if the 7GB space are still in use or not.
they have been moved to an other folder or hd?

else, did you regained the 7GB space if yes they are deleted(too big to fit in the recycle bin).
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Post by Klonstar » 2003-11-22 20:41

No I didn´t move them to an other folder.
I don´t use the missing 7GB, my HD has 160GB and there is standing 153GB free memory, even if there is nothing on the HD.
Thx for your help...
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Post by TheNOP » 2003-11-22 21:03

Klonstar wrote:No I didn´t move them to an other folder.
DC++ might have... do you use separate folder for incomplete files?

I don´t use the missing 7GB, my HD has 160GB and there is standing 153GB free memory, even if there is nothing on the HD.
Thx for your help...

? :?
the hd is empty?
then the discrepency between 160Gig and 153 is used to format the hd(this is if the partion use the whole hd possible space and/or hd space is not limited by puter BIOS or windows).
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Post by Klonstar » 2003-11-23 12:25

No I don´t use...
This was just a example, caus I have 160, 7 are used to format it, than I have 153GB free memory...
,but I have only 146GB free memory and this means that 7GB are used by nothing... :?
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Post by TheNOP » 2003-11-23 13:43

are you sure that the movies where on that hd?

check if scandisk have put some "recovery" files in the root dir.

look if those files are not set as hidden or system files.
control panel-->folder options--->view
make sure you can see hidden files and folders.

i don't know why but i got a feeling that your 160 hd is not partition to it's full capabilities.
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Post by Klonstar » 2003-11-23 17:27

Yes I am sure that they are on the hd.
The Problem is that I don´t have scandisc...
No they are not hidden...
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Post by TheNOP » 2003-11-23 17:46

administrative tools-->computer management-->disk managements
right clic the partition of the hd you want to check
chose properties
go in tools-->errors checking section
clic on check now
knoch both square
clic on start

follow instructions if there are any.
it will take long before completing, so be prepare.
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