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    Ultimate Member GroundZero3's Avatar
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    Angry Ahhhh help hard drive mess up problem

    i was in uninstaller and i was deleteing files when i relaized that they were the files that weren't accessed for 180 days. I couldn't get them back so im trying to reformat my hard drive but when i try it says insuffient memory.
    I have a 10g hard drive 64mb ram celeron 400mhz
    Also is there any way to fix bad clusters on a hard drive? I did scandisk it looks like all scandisk does is find the bad clusters
    Any clues?
    Thanxs
    JaYsin

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    Did you boot from a boot disk and type in the format command? How are you trying to format?

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    Floppy boot is the proper way. But your real problem is going to be the bad clusters. Once a drive starts growing bad sectors, there's no stopping it. Your best bet is to buy a new drive before you spend alot of time reloading the one with bad sectors. This is all advice from my HD guru at Quantum. Hope I've helped you.

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    Try the drive mfg's pseudo low level format utility.

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