What ya think?
Scott King [MS] <sco...@microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Were these part of a fault tolerant set?
> Is this an NTFS partition(s)?
> Can you assign it a drive letter?
> If you can assign it a drive letter try going to a command prompt and run
> CHKDSK /F/R let check disk run and it may help resolve your issue.
> If the file system is seen as RAW by CHKDSK...then you will need to
replace
> the NTFSBOOT Sector with the copy that resides at the end of each one of
> the NTFS partitons.
> There are several Kb articles available that describe using chkdsk
> Such as this one:
>
> Q129038 Summary of Windows NT NTFS and FTDisk Data Recovery
> Q121517 How to Recover From a Corrupt NTFS Boot Sector
>
> Hope these help.
>
> Scott King
> Microsoft Platforms Support
>
>