Frank++
December 29th, 2004, 08:03 AM
Hey guys,
(hope this is not completely off-topic)
for whatever reason my PC has booted unexpectedly; no BSOD, no nothing; while working, click, black screen, reboot. From then on my C drive does not boot anymore. Okay, well prepared, boot with Disk Director to see if everything is still alive. And here starts my pain: 2 partitions (my C drive plus another one; both NTFS) are marked with a red sign, the size of each partition is recognized correctly but there is only 0 byte free space.
What happened? What to do? Has my FAT gone? Any tool available to recreate a FAT?
Any ideas? I am lost in space,
Frank++
(hope this is not completely off-topic)
for whatever reason my PC has booted unexpectedly; no BSOD, no nothing; while working, click, black screen, reboot. From then on my C drive does not boot anymore. Okay, well prepared, boot with Disk Director to see if everything is still alive. And here starts my pain: 2 partitions (my C drive plus another one; both NTFS) are marked with a red sign, the size of each partition is recognized correctly but there is only 0 byte free space.
What happened? What to do? Has my FAT gone? Any tool available to recreate a FAT?
Any ideas? I am lost in space,
Frank++