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Dennis
I'm posting this for a friend who kicked his power strip
on several occasions and interrupted the power to his box.
Now his 2.6 GHz P-4 machine with 256MB RAM, running Windows
XP Home edition, always starts up by running CHKDSK.
CHKDSK can't handle all the errors it finds (gobs of 'em
-- file segment unreadable, file segment index damaged,
re-indexing index $I03 in file segment xxxxxx) and aborts
during step 2 of 3. Then XP starts up, but it runs REALLY
SLOW...
What can be done to correct this problem? Please advise.
Thanks,
Dennis
on several occasions and interrupted the power to his box.
Now his 2.6 GHz P-4 machine with 256MB RAM, running Windows
XP Home edition, always starts up by running CHKDSK.
CHKDSK can't handle all the errors it finds (gobs of 'em
-- file segment unreadable, file segment index damaged,
re-indexing index $I03 in file segment xxxxxx) and aborts
during step 2 of 3. Then XP starts up, but it runs REALLY
SLOW...
What can be done to correct this problem? Please advise.
Thanks,
Dennis