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I originally had a 4.00gb HD as my main C:\ drive (with call of my
system files on it)....the drive was also partitioned to create 3 drives...Drives C:\, E:\, F:\. Over time it has out grown the small size and I decided to install a new drive. I also have a 2ndary drive that I have data files on. Before I installed the new drive I did back up my C:\, E:\, F:\ drives (to the 2ndary drive and also to CD's). After I originally installed the new drive (also creating 3 partitions as the original had) I was able to re-install Windows98....no problems. Then I decided to go ahead and restore the backup that I had made. When I rebooted I had errors that some files were missing. Thinking that I had made some mistake when I tried to restore the data I decided to start from scratch and reformat...and reinstall Windows. The problem that I am running into now is that while trying to install Win98 the 2nd time I am getting an error message that one of my new partitioned drives has errors and it will begin to perform a surface scan. It has detected some errors and since Windows98 is not already installed I don't have the option of selecting 'automatically fix errors' and have to sit there and click 'fix it' each time it finds an error. And it is getting old ! I have tried several times to re-install Win98 and I am getting the same error each time. Any ideas on how I can correct this and/or get the surface to automatically fix any errors since I don't have Win98 installed ? Thanks in advance for your help !! |
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Please don't post the same query to multiple place - it only makes more work
for everyone. Answered in disks.general. -- Jeff Richards MS MVP (Windows - Shell/User) "Gato" wrote in message ... I originally had a 4.00gb HD as my main C:\ drive (with call of my system files on it)....the drive was also partitioned to create 3 drives...Drives C:\, E:\, F:\. Over time it has out grown the small size and I decided to install a new drive. I also have a 2ndary drive that I have data files on. Before I installed the new drive I did back up my C:\, E:\, F:\ drives (to the 2ndary drive and also to CD's). After I originally installed the new drive (also creating 3 partitions as the original had) I was able to re-install Windows98....no problems. Then I decided to go ahead and restore the backup that I had made. When I rebooted I had errors that some files were missing. Thinking that I had made some mistake when I tried to restore the data I decided to start from scratch and reformat...and reinstall Windows. The problem that I am running into now is that while trying to install Win98 the 2nd time I am getting an error message that one of my new partitioned drives has errors and it will begin to perform a surface scan. It has detected some errors and since Windows98 is not already installed I don't have the option of selecting 'automatically fix errors' and have to sit there and click 'fix it' each time it finds an error. And it is getting old ! I have tried several times to re-install Win98 and I am getting the same error each time. Any ideas on how I can correct this and/or get the surface to automatically fix any errors since I don't have Win98 installed ? Thanks in advance for your help !! |
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