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Join Date: Feb 2008
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OS: Windows XP Professional Version 2002 Service Pack 2
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So my school laptop running Windows XP Pro Vers. 2002 SP2 come with the hard drive partioned (MBR) into C: and D:
I had been installing at least 6 programs that day. I was rebooting after installing I believe Quicktime 6.5 and during the reboot got a blue screen. Now the D drive is gone, when I try to open it, it asks me to format disk. System Management says it is healthy. System properties says its status is "Offline" During my troubleshooting I ran a program call BIOS Wizard, which immediately sent me to a blue screen about driver irql, both times I tried it. My only thought are that maybe quicktime affected the IRQ settings or that the blue screen boot affected a driver, but I know next to nothing. Please help |
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Join Date: Jan 2007
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Re: Partioned Hard Drive Gone/"Offline" ?
Hi, welcome to TSF.
![]() Run Windows chkdsk on the C: drive: Start the computer with the Windows CD. At the Welcome to Setup screen, press R to select the repair option. You will have to enter the Administrator password - if none, just press <Enter>. At the command prompt - type chkdsk c: /r > press <Enter>. (note the space after c:) When the disk check is done: Type Exit > press <Enter>. Take the Windows disc out and reboot. Also - please post a screenshot of Disk management. How to post a screenshot. |
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