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NurseMike
I have two hard drives. One is a system drive, and the other is an 80
gig drive with two partitions. One of the partitions is used as a
system backup, the other partition is used for data storage. Last
night, I was doing some file transfers on the data drive when the
computer locked up. After rebooting, I discovered that my data drive
no longer is listed as G
ata, but as G:LocalDisk. When I attempt to
access it, I am given an error saying that the drive is unaccessable.
The computer is now running slow, and the drive light flashes on for
about 5 seconds, then off for about two. I left the computer on all
night, and it is still doing this. Is WinXP attempting to fix the
Gata drive, or is it a lost cause? I would really hate to lose all
of my files on my Data drive. Any suggestions? Thanks!
If you would email me at (e-mail address removed) I would appreciate it!
gig drive with two partitions. One of the partitions is used as a
system backup, the other partition is used for data storage. Last
night, I was doing some file transfers on the data drive when the
computer locked up. After rebooting, I discovered that my data drive
no longer is listed as G
ata, but as G:LocalDisk. When I attempt toaccess it, I am given an error saying that the drive is unaccessable.
The computer is now running slow, and the drive light flashes on for
about 5 seconds, then off for about two. I left the computer on all
night, and it is still doing this. Is WinXP attempting to fix the
G
ata drive, or is it a lost cause? I would really hate to lose allof my files on my Data drive. Any suggestions? Thanks!
If you would email me at (e-mail address removed) I would appreciate it!