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I have a 500Gb SATA hard drive that has run into problems - Windows reports that the hard drive has an error in the boot sector (when trying to load the operating system).
In Windows XP I can see the drive when mounted externally, but not the partitions or directories. With Paragon Backup & Recovery™ 2011 I can see the partitions and the directory tree, when I try to run the File Transfer Wizard, Paragon Backup & Recovery™ 2011 will move the folders to the clipboard, BUT, it will not let me press "Next" as it can not calculate the volume/size of the file(s). I left the program overnight with no success. The drive is physically okay - it spins and is not ceased. Are there any suggestions on the next approach I should take? Andrew |
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If it was just a problem with the bootsector code being corrupt - you should be able to fix it easily using fixboot command from xp recovery console.
Because Paragon is having trouble moving the files - you may have file system errors. Try running checkdisk from the xp recovery console - may fix those if you are lucky. http://pcsupport.about.com/od/termsf/p/fixboot.htm http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314058 I don't know if there is any kind of checkdisk on the free paragon linux disc - if so, you could give that a try as well. |
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