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Compessed drive is lost?
Name: Dmitri Syrkine Date: July 20, 1999 at 01:31:11 Pacific
Comment:
I've used DriveSpace 3's compressed drives, but now it says that it can't connect it. So, the only thing I have is 200M file named drvspace.002 .
No it is not lost. when you compress a drive you turn all that data into a compressed volume file that is what drvspace.002 is . To help you i need more data did you compress your c drive or did you compress another drive are you running win95 or 98 is windows running or not try this a a possible fix for now edit your config.sys on the c:\ drive and add then line devicehigh=c:\windows\command\drvspace.sys /move , that might work but and then reboot your computer if not repost
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Response Number 2
Name: louis waiters Date: November 8, 2000 at 13:18:14 Pacific
Reply:
there is no c drive to edit or change. Some how I lost it. Please help me.
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