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Here's the lowdown: I installed Norton Systemworks 2005, went to Disk Doctor
and checked off "repair errors" and for it to scan empty HD space. It had to
reboot to give Disk Doctor exclusive access to the drive, and that's when the
trouble started. Since I tweaked my bootup to go fast as possible, I removed
the Windows logo screen with the animated bar under it. Apparently, it also
makes anything past that point invisible up until the login screen. It was
taking its time scanning the drive, and I like a moron grew impatient and
rebooted my system. When it started back up, it could not detect a partition
for the hard drive I was scanning, and it searched the drive for anything to
do with partitions to no avail. Now my F drive simply does not show up in My
Computer, but shows up with "no errors" in device manager and my BIOS can
still detect it. I just don't know how to get it back on track and can't
afford to lose everything on the drive.
and checked off "repair errors" and for it to scan empty HD space. It had to
reboot to give Disk Doctor exclusive access to the drive, and that's when the
trouble started. Since I tweaked my bootup to go fast as possible, I removed
the Windows logo screen with the animated bar under it. Apparently, it also
makes anything past that point invisible up until the login screen. It was
taking its time scanning the drive, and I like a moron grew impatient and
rebooted my system. When it started back up, it could not detect a partition
for the hard drive I was scanning, and it searched the drive for anything to
do with partitions to no avail. Now my F drive simply does not show up in My
Computer, but shows up with "no errors" in device manager and my BIOS can
still detect it. I just don't know how to get it back on track and can't
afford to lose everything on the drive.