Scandisk "FOUND" folder?

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Sue

I am absolutely HATING VISTA right now. I did a scandisk and when it
finished it said it had found errors and fixed them all (despite the
"automatically fix errors" being unchecked) and that files had been moved to
"the folder named FOUND". So where the hell is this folder? The message gave
absolutely no clue and I've run search after search and scoured Windows
Explorer to no avail. Can someone please tell me how to find this freaking
folder and why it is made so damn difficult to find?? Thank you!

Sue
 
Sue said:
I am absolutely HATING VISTA right now. I did a scandisk and when it
finished it said it had found errors and fixed them all (despite the
"automatically fix errors" being unchecked) and that files had been moved
to "the folder named FOUND". So where the hell is this folder? The message
gave absolutely no clue and I've run search after search and scoured
Windows Explorer to no avail. Can someone please tell me how to find this
freaking folder and why it is made so damn difficult to find?? Thank you!

Sue
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Normally, when it does fix items and put them in a folder,
it does so on the root drive. I wouldn't worry too much
about it though, since normally it just finds deleted file
fragments that are simply taking up space.

I can understand your angst though. When you find 'FOUND'
can you post it so the rest of us can find 'FOUND' too?

Maybe post it with a title of "hey, found FOUND" or something.

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