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Ken_B
Under XP, I just ran Disk Defragmenter on my C: drive, a 120-gig Seagate,
with no problem.
But when I tried to defrag my primary slave drive, a 40-gig Western Digital,
I got a
message that the drive might be corrupted and that I should run CHKDSK
(checkdisk).
But checkdisk says the drive is not available because the file system on it
is RAW!
Yet the drive works fine, no problems.
I scanned the drive with WD's diagnostic program and it found no problems.
What could be causing this?
with no problem.
But when I tried to defrag my primary slave drive, a 40-gig Western Digital,
I got a
message that the drive might be corrupted and that I should run CHKDSK
(checkdisk).
But checkdisk says the drive is not available because the file system on it
is RAW!
Yet the drive works fine, no problems.
I scanned the drive with WD's diagnostic program and it found no problems.
What could be causing this?