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February 15th, 2006, 03:04 AM
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luckily i have all that is important saved on an external drive which i use for back up.
what i did is download a western digital diagnostic utility which i ran on my problematic drive. all tests it ran gave good results, no errors. then i ran one of it's functions to completely refresh the drive - making it all zeros - as if new and still unformatted. then i reinstalled windows fresh. now i've formated my problematic drive and so far everything looks like it's working ok.
thanks!
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