Boot Error FLC-02 ???

Hello,
I've been having problems booting to any other snapshot.

When I select any snapshot and try to boot to it, I get the error "FLC-02 - FDISR Error: press any key to continue to windows". So I am stuck at the same snapshot.

I've tried reformating, reinstalling, restoring archive, etcs...

IS this a known error? If so, what's the fix?

Thanks for responses, this problem has been pretty tough on my work lately.

 

Greetings Enigmah,

This appears to be a write error to your disk. I need to get logs from your system (please PM me on this). Also, please perform a CHKDSK on your system drive.

 

Hello,
I reformatted the entire C drive, installed XP+FDISR, restored an archived snapshot and tried to boot to that snapshot, or any other snapshot. That's where I get the error. I think that may signal a problem with the disk or MBR.

This is the version 3.x.205, I also tried using the earlier version 1.17 or some thing similar, same problem.
Edit: in regards to versions, I thought may be the latest updated version could possibly help, but I don't think any thing is wrong with .205, besides, I bought this thing so long ago from Raxco, my purchasing information is lost to me lol.

I'll send the log to Todd when I get home today. This is the first time this program has had a problem for me, crossing my fingers.

 

None of this. Just normal operation.

 

Hello,
An update on the problem:
I was quite suspicious that my HDD might have gone bad after the CHKDSK/F failed to fix the problem. Got off work a little early today and decided to swing by Fry’s to grab a new HDD. After installing the new drive>install XP+FDISR>tried to boot to 2nd snapshot, I received the same error. Could it be my Overclocking gone awry? I lowered clocks to default speeds, no help. So, I updated BIOS to the newest version, WaLa, it booted fine to any snapshot or archives.
Still puzzled, I decided to compare the bios options and noticed one difference in the hard drive setups: Hard drive write protection was enabled when the problem occurred.
Also, now, one of my connected drives don’t show up in explorer, but if I go into the device manager and rescan for hardware changes, the drive will show up, only to go hidden again after reboot. So … that somehow fixed it. I’m gonna do some research into what this disappearing hard drive is trying to do to me, but the problem with FDISR is resolved, though I think it was never a problem with FDISR in the first place.

One more note,
My old C drive was a Raptor X, the new drive is Velociraptor, and just thought I let you know, copying entire archives or duplicating snapshots 70GB in size took about 30 minutes. Amazing. If you ever thought snapshot maintenance was too slow, get this puppy.