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BOOT SECTOR CORRUPTION - URGENT HELP NEE!DED

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Name: henri
Date: November 13, 2000 at 23:48:49 Pacific
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HI
I NEED URGENT HELP

THE BOOT SECTOR ON MY HDD (NTFS FORMAT) PICKED UP A CORRUPTION!
DATA NOT ACESSABLE.
IF I BOOT WITH MY WIN2K CD, IT TELLS ME THAT IT CANNOT FIND THE HDD.
IT IS DEFINITELY A PHYSICAL DAMAGE.
IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO ACCESS THE PRIMARY PARTITION IF I INSTALL THE HDD IN ANOTHER PC, AS WIN2K PREVENTS ONE FROM ACCESSING A BOOT PARTITION IN THIS WAY.

HOW CAN I SALVAGE MY DATA!!!

ANY SUGGESTIONS WOULD BE APPRECIATED



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Name: Vadim P.
Date: November 14, 2000 at 01:34:20 Pacific
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If you want to have direct access to your hard disk you may try MS/DOS 6.x bootable diskette. And then you may use Norton Disk Editor from Norton Utilities for sector by sector viewing / editing your hard disk. At your own risk :)


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Response Number 2
Name: otto
Date: November 14, 2000 at 04:01:59 Pacific
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take your cd's with your backup's, et voille


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Response Number 3
Name: Rune
Date: November 18, 2000 at 02:35:37 Pacific
Reply:

The same thing happened to me,during removing
a linux dualboot partition on my win2k disk.
I used the Dos command :fdisk/mbr to restore
the master boot record.It worked!!!


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