Try using chkdsk /r

"Sandy" <no@mail.com> wrote in message
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I would also suggest replacing the hard drive as soon as is pracitical.
Modern hard drives have error correction logic which, when it fails, is a
reliable indication that the drive is on a quick downhill toward full
failure. To be safe I would take this opportunity to replace it while most
of your data is still accessible.

"Dennis Langton" <dlangton@wctc.net> wrote in message
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