$MFT Corruption

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Paul

I have 2 HDD on my computer. The C: drive is about 11GB
and runs the system. The F: drive is 167GB, and has all
of my files on it.

The problem I have is that the F: drive has a corrupt $MFT
folder/file/thingie. I've run the "chkdsk.exe /f" against
the F: drive, and it will fix it for a few minutes after
start-up, but after that it becomes corrupted again.

This becomes a problem when I want to write to the drive,
save to the drive, or basically do anything at all on my
F: drive.

What can I do?
 
You try scanning for any viruses? Or if you have no
virus, try going to Start> run> and type: "msconfig"
without the quotations. And see what files are starting
up when you re-boot your system. you can prevent alot of
programs from starting while your here also. hope this
helps one way or another. Later
 
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----- Paul wrote: ----

I have 2 HDD on my computer. The C: drive is about 11GB
and runs the system. The F: drive is 167GB, and has all
of my files on it

The problem I have is that the F: drive has a corrupt $MFT
folder/file/thingie. I've run the "chkdsk.exe /f" against
the F: drive, and it will fix it for a few minutes after
start-up, but after that it becomes corrupted again

This becomes a problem when I want to write to the drive,
save to the drive, or basically do anything at all on my
F: drive

What can I do
 
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