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Jim,<br />
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&nbsp; Have you tried running scandisk to correct the errors?<br />

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Jim,

  Have you tried running scandisk to correct the errors?


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I'm not quite following you, what exactly is it that you want to know?<br />

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I'm not quite following you, what exactly is it that you want to know?


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Sleigh,<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; I said i think you should run scandisk to correct the errors.<br />

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Sleigh,

    I said i think you should run scandisk to correct the errors.


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dankh, <br />
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sorry, I didn't mean you, I meant jimmy00. I understood what you meant.<br />

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dankh,

sorry, I didn't mean you, I meant jimmy00. I understood what you meant.


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I'm running win 95 and when i enter windows the scandisk <br />
screen comes up and says that i have an error on one of my drives. &nbsp;I have no cursor. &nbsp;I dont know much about what has been added and removed from the computer recently. &nbsp;When i restart my computer the screen comes right up and says that the system wasn't shut down properly. &nbsp;I know this is kind of scetchy but if you have any info on this could you give me what you know please. Thanks.
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I'm running win 95 and when i enter windows the scandisk 
screen comes up and says that i have an error on one of my drives.  I have no cursor.  I dont know much about what has been added and removed from the computer recently.  When i restart my computer the screen comes right up and says that the system wasn't shut down properly.  I know this is kind of scetchy but if you have any info on this could you give me what you know please. Thanks.

scandisk error

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