L lmbebo Member Dec 16, 2001 37 0 0 Feb 5, 2002 #1 i have a problem deleting a file because windows tells me its either corrupt or unreadable. how do I delete it then ?
i have a problem deleting a file because windows tells me its either corrupt or unreadable. how do I delete it then ?
S Slikkster Diamond Member Apr 29, 2000 3,141 0 0 Feb 5, 2002 #2 Here's the first thing I found...it ain't pretty: Repairing corrupt file ntfs
L lmbebo Member Dec 16, 2001 37 0 0 Feb 5, 2002 #3 ouch ... thanks ... luckily I got my other HD back from an RMA yesterday so I have the space to do a back up
ouch ... thanks ... luckily I got my other HD back from an RMA yesterday so I have the space to do a back up
S Slikkster Diamond Member Apr 29, 2000 3,141 0 0 Feb 5, 2002 #4 make sure you don't back up the corrupted file, by the way.
L lmbebo Member Dec 16, 2001 37 0 0 Feb 6, 2002 #5 thanks for the help. luckily i didn't have to go to that measure. I rebooted and chkdsk do its things and it fixed everything. and afterwards I found out I was infected with the nmida virus...fun
thanks for the help. luckily i didn't have to go to that measure. I rebooted and chkdsk do its things and it fixed everything. and afterwards I found out I was infected with the nmida virus...fun
S Slikkster Diamond Member Apr 29, 2000 3,141 0 0 Feb 6, 2002 #6 Cool, because the way Microsoft described it, Chkdsk wouldn't necessarily have helped. Glad it did.
Jeff7 Lifer Jan 4, 2001 41,596 19 81 Feb 6, 2002 #7 Heh, funny. It's existed since Windows NT, and they STILL haven't fixed it.