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Old February 8th, 2012, 10:24 PM
Joguno Joguno is offline
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Exclamation Invalid partition - How to recover it?

Hello,

I'm using a PPMS v.10 personal edition. In my HDD everything working fine untill I intended to resize my Primary partition usig PPM.
On my HDD exist 6 partitons, the first one containing an OS (primary) and 5 logicals (From C: to H: )
When I order to PPM to resize C: partition it identified a "disorder" on the H: partition, wich appeared in red color. I picked-up on H: partition and copy the information given on the screen (see attached file)
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Name:	PPM10_DISKH.JPG
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Size:	108.1 KB
ID:	231686
The resize operation was aborted because of this "disorder".
I tried to format de invalid partition and PPM says - "Windows or other applications are using the partition" - operation aborted.
I tried to Delete partition - and results the same story.
I tried to repair it using Norton System Works - It can not repair the partition.

So, does any body know the way to recover the invalid partition?

PD: Windows and all applications are runing fine. I've read a little trought the forum and found I'm not the only one who has this problem - there is the solution?

Thanks.
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Old February 9th, 2012, 03:04 PM
Robin A. Robin A. is offline
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Default Re: Invalid partition - How to recover it?

Try to work outside of Windows. Build the boot medium (CD or USB key) and work from it.
 

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