Summary: I have a 20 gig and a 10 gig drive works ok on the smaller one but get status message in defrag "finding new data" and then restarts from beginning. T...
Summary: Chuck- Are you running a "thorough" scan disk? Probably a dumb question, but sometimes the obvious is overlooked. If you didn't run thorough, you need...
Summary: I have seven programs running when I defrag and Scandisk (thorough scan) with no hiccups at all - these include AV and a firewall. Are you running any...
Summary: Does the defrag program that comes with Windows ME cause the problem? I defragged and experienced strange difficulties sometimes with "user32.dll" m...
Summary: I have a 60 gig HP Win ME system. Neither Scnadidk nor Defrag run properly in any mode. I tried them in regular mode and with a start up disk as recom...
Summary: Try it from DOS and try the /autofix switch /AUTOFIX Fixes damage without prompting you first. By default, if you start ScanDisk with the /AUTOFIX swi...
Summary: I do my Defrags in normal mode, and it is quick. Of course I have used a batch file, the XXcopy program and a second disk drive to lay out the files o...
Summary: I have a 400 Mhz HP computer with a 6GIG hard drive and 64 MB RAM. I have recently upgraded from Windows 98 SE to ME and the disk defragmenter and sca...
Summary: I have a 400 Mhz HP computer with a 6GIG hard drive and 64 MB RAM. I have recently upgraded from Windows 98 SE to ME and the disk defragmenter and sca...
Summary: Try running Defrag and Scandisk with only "Explorer" and "Systry" running. Shut everything else down using the Ctrl-Alt-Del, Close Program route. Al...
Summary: You will be able to get much better advice if you read the posting instructions and give your full system specifications and program list, then a desc...
Summary: You have a MAJOR problem with your disk drive. It is failing for some reason. The drive could be going/gone bad or it could be a recoverable problem w...
Summary: Please tell me what to do about this. I posted a couple of weeks ago, about problems I'd been having with a CDRW drive that was replaced under my in...
Summary: I would do, but i thought people on this forum would be more helpful and knowledgable about WINME - i have heard bad things about dell support and rig...
Summary: I had the same problem that you had. The Mcafee First Aid 2000 I had installed was causing the problem with the defrag. Go to http://support.microsoft...
Summary: I'm having problems with doing a full format on 3 1/2 floppys with Windows ME. Here's a symptom. The disk was not removed from the drive during these...
Summary: NO NO NO....A problem with the defrag and scandisk only crops up when something is writing itself to the selected drive. You can still look at files a...
Summary: I installed Boot Magic yesterday, and it works great for what I need it for. That would be to occasionally boot my D: disk to use the Microsoft Works ...
Summary: Hello. Okay, I have a little problem right now and I can't figure out what to do. I have Windows ME, and well, lets just say I'm less than satisfied w...
Summary: The PB6185 is not a valid system board model number. Looks like you found a raw circuit board manufacturing code number on the board and mistook it fo...
Summary: You might be right but a progressively worsening problem could also suggest a progressively creaky system, overloaded with crap from programs, demos e...
Summary: Try running SCANDISK C: from a Windows ME boot diskette and see if it shows any errors or hits "slow" spots (where it seems to hang at one spot for a ...
Summary: Hi everybody. I have two CD drives installed in my PC: A Creative CD-R 5220E-F (Infra 52X) and a Creative CD-RW RW8438E (32X). The CD-R is the primary...
Summary: My PC specs are as follows: Motherboard ASUS P4S533 Audio InBoard, so no sound card Graphic card ASUS GeForce 4 64Mb 265 RAM Intel 1.8 40 Gig Win ME ...
Summary: Basically, all is the same problem, ive post other messages and the responses have been very helpfull, but i still get the errors. My computer freezes...
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