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FDISK need to partition existing drive

Windows 98 has detected that drive C does not contain a valid FAT or FAT32 partition. How do I fix w/o wiping out all my data? The drive at issue has 100GB worth of data and I would like to keep my loses to a minimum if possible.
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Is the drive still locked?

Sorry, you already mentioned that it's okay on your other posting.
When you used the Windows 98 boot disk, were you able to see the files?

In other words, could you access your drive thru MS Dos?
Windows 98 doesn't use NTFS right...?

But Windows XP does, and that's what you had installed on your other hard drive (drive C), and I'm assuming that you originally had your "Drive D" converted to NTFS.


Maybe if you set things up the way they were before, it might be allright.

Drive C (Windows XP)= Master
Drive D = Slave
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1. The status of the drive is the same, but locked? That is what WD diagnostic reports.
2. When I used the boot disk, I wasn't able to access the drive: Windows 98 has detected that drive C does not contain a valid FAT or FAT32 partition.
3. Sorry, you lost me on your 3:38 post.
4. My reading of the Windows 98 report is that I have to partition the drive if I want it to work again.

Thoughts.
Windows 98 uses Fat32
Windows XP uses NTFS

Windows 98 cannot access NTFS formatted drives, I think....

I'm not totally sure about this, but if you upgraded from Windows 98 to Windows XP then you might be able to access the drive.  

Try this NTFS Driver for Win98
(http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/freeware/ntfswin98.shtml for full instruction)

http://www.sysinternals.com/files/ntfs98ro.exe

Installation
Before you run the NTFS for Windows 98 installation program, you must have access to a number of files (listed below) from the Windows NT/2000/XP installation you use to access your NTFS drives. This means that if the files are located on a NTFS drive you will have to copy them to a FAT drive accessible from Windows 98.

During the NTFS for Windows 98 setup procedure you will be prompted for the location of these files. You may specify either the system directory of a Windows NT/2000/XP installation (e.g. c:\winnt), or a directory into which you've copied the necessary files. The files that you must make available to NTFS for Windows 98 are:
NTFS.SYS: this file is located at \system32\drivers\ntfs.sys
NTOSKRNL.EXE: this file is located at \system32\ntoskrnl.exe
AUTOCHK.EXE: this file is located at \system32\autochk.exe
NTDLL.DLL: this file is located at \system32\ntdll.dll
C_437.NLS: this file is located at \system32\c_437.nls
C_1252.NLS: this file is located at \system32\c_1252.nls
L_INTL.NLS: this file is located at \system32\l_intl.nls
<winnt> designates the system directory of the Windows NT/2000/XP installation that contains the NTFS driver you normally use to access your NTFS drives.

The setup procedure allows you to assign drive letters to NTFS drives that NTFS for Windows 98 mounts. Simply enter a string in the drive-letter selection entry that designates, in order, the drive letters for NTFS for Windows 98 to assign. For example, if you want the first NTFS drive mounted to have a drive letter of 'D' and the second to have a drive letter of 'T', you would enter "dt" (without the quotation marks). Note that the entry is case-insensitive. Leaving the entry blank has NTFS for Windows 98 assign the first available drive letter to each mounted NTFS drive.

After the setup procedure is complete you are prompted to reboot your computer. The next time you boot the Windows 95 or 98 system on which you installed NTFS for Windows 98 you will have access to your computer's NTFS volumes. You may rerun the configuration utility at any time to select different drive letters or a different NTFS file.
To install windows 98 on this drive however, you'll need to use something like Partition Magic to setup a Fat32 partition, 2GB should be plenty for starter.
Partition Magic: PTEDIT32
ERROR
Error reading MBR at the specified sector

Unless someone has a cure, I'm toast.
OK, here are a bunch of tools that will tell you what you have in your MBR(http://www.geocities.com/thestarman3/asm/mbr/BootToolsRefs.htm) but you never need to use them unless you really know what you are doing or you just want to try your luck.

Now was this drive working before? What OS did you have on it, basically I need a bit more info to help, I thought from the first few posts that you have a drive with NTFS partition that you would like to install Win 98 on.
Allow me  to explain this to shad0 cheng, okay Alfred...
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21082949/Where-is-my-drive.html

Alfred has Western Digital Information: Model No.: WD1200JB-32EVA0 Hard Drive, it's a "slave" drive w/ 100 gb of info.  One day it said that it was locked, Error 220, and he was unable to access it.  He tried this and that but nothing worked.  Then one day he got some advice from us as well as from the people at Sony and was able to Unlock the hard drive by hooking it up as the master drive and booting up in ms dos using a Windows 98 boot disk and typed "Unlock C:"

So now the drive is unlocked.

Now on to the next problem.  When Alfred tries to access the drive it says the drive doesn't contain a valid FAT or FAT32 partition.

And that's where he is now.


Alfred, did you install Windows 98 on your "Model No.: WD1200JB-32EVA0" hard drive?

Or did you mean that after you booted up in ms dos with the windows 98 boot disk that you weren't able to access the drive?

Bottom line, set everything up the way it was BEFORE you had this problem.
DOS NTFS boot disk to access NTFS partitions in Windows XP 2000 or NT:

http://ntfs.com/boot-disk.htm
Let me clairfy:
1. Correct: Western Digital Information: Model No.: WD1200JB-32EVA0 Hard Drive, it's a "slave" drive w/ 100 gb of ifno
2. Per Tosh, booted up in ms dos with the windows 98 boot disk.
3. Unlock-Lock doesn't work.
4. Western Digital Data Lifeguard Tools still reports 220 Error Locked Drive.
5. When I used the boot disk, I wasn't able to access the drive: Windows 98 has detected that drive C does not contain a valid FAT or FAT32 partition.
6. Tried Partion Magic: Partition Magic: PTEDIT32 ERROR Error reading MBR at the specified sector.
7. Unless I can recreate the MBR w/o wiping out the drive, I'm going to have to hope to find a software to remove te data.
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Shad, I gave it a go, there is S.M.A.R.T. in AWARDBIOS.
Also, while I was away I ran partinfo which came up with some nasty results.

CauseWay DOS Extender v3.49 Copyright 1992-99 Michael Devore.
All rights reserved.

Exception: 0E, Error code: 0004

EAX=41505845 EBX=00000000 ECX=41505845 EDX=00000000 ESI=00000001
EDI=00454744 EBP=00460A80 ESP=00460A4C EIP=0043F850 EFL=00013204

CS=01A7-FFBCB000 DS=01AF-FFBCB000 ES=01AF-FFBCB000
FS=0000-xxxxxxxx GS=01B7-xxxxxxxx SS=01AF-FFBCB000

CR0=00000000 CR2=00000000 CR3=00000000 TR=0000

Info flags=00008040

Writing CW.ERR file....

CauseWay error 09 : Unrecoverable exception. Program terminated.

Also, this is a huge log from DPSCAN which by passed the MBR, more nastiness. Unless the drive is truly locked, I'm screwed.

128/0:01/LOG> ### LOG START ###
128/0:01/LOG> DPSCAN 1.1.200
128/0:01/LOG> (C) 2000-2004, DIY DataRecovery.nl
128/0:01/LOG> Contact info: HTTP://www.DIYDataRecovery.nl
128/0:01/LOG> MemFree: 438Kb
128/0:01/LOG> LogDate: 08-07-2004
128/0:01/13H> Ext13H installed test requested
128/0:01/13H> Disk found at 128
128/0:01/13H> Ext13H version: 2.1 / EDD-1.1
128/0:01/13H> Ext13H Support: Extended disk access functions
128/0:01/13H> Ext13H Support: Enhanced disk drive functions
128/0:01/13H> Ext13H tested ok
128/0:01/FDL> DiskList requested
128/0:01/FDL> Disk found at 128
128/0:01/LOG> Dump DiskList requested
### DISKLIST.ARRAY ###
__D_|________LBA_|___H_|__S_|__GB
128 | .234441648 | 255 | 63 | 111
..0 | .........0 | ..0 | .0 | ..0
..0 | .........0 | ..0 | .0 | ..0
..0 | .........0 | ..0 | .0 | ..0
 
128/0:01/VEC> Start Verify EPBR Chain for disk 0 (128)
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 0 (0 0 1) (0%), c=1, t=2
128/0:01/VEC> Could not read MBR from disk 0 (128)
128/0:01/LOG> Dump MBR requested
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 0 (0 0 1) (0%), c=2, t=2
128/0:01/LOG> !- Sector 0 on disk 128 not read
128/0:01/SCN> DiskScan requested
128/0:01/SCN> DiskScan 0 (0 0 1) / 234441647 (14593 80 63) / 234441648
128/0:01/SCN> First bunnyhop BS at 63 (0 1 1)
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 0 (0 0 1) (0%), c=3, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 1 (0 0 2) (0%), c=4, t=2
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128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 63 (0 1 1) (0%), c=66, t=2
128/0:01/SCN> Next bunnyhop BS at 63 (0 1 1)
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 63 (0 1 1) (0%), c=67, t=2
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128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16112 (1 0 48) (0%), c=178, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16113 (1 0 49) (0%), c=179, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16114 (1 0 50) (0%), c=180, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16115 (1 0 51) (0%), c=181, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16116 (1 0 52) (0%), c=182, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16117 (1 0 53) (0%), c=183, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16118 (1 0 54) (0%), c=184, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16119 (1 0 55) (0%), c=185, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16120 (1 0 56) (0%), c=186, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16121 (1 0 57) (0%), c=187, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16122 (1 0 58) (0%), c=188, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16123 (1 0 59) (0%), c=189, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16124 (1 0 60) (0%), c=190, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16125 (1 0 61) (0%), c=191, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16126 (1 0 62) (0%), c=192, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16127 (1 0 63) (0%), c=193, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16128 (1 1 1) (0%), c=194, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16129 (1 1 2) (0%), c=195, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16130 (1 1 3) (0%), c=196, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16131 (1 1 4) (0%), c=197, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16132 (1 1 5) (0%), c=198, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16133 (1 1 6) (0%), c=199, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16134 (1 1 7) (0%), c=200, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16135 (1 1 8) (0%), c=201, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16136 (1 1 9) (0%), c=202, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16137 (1 1 10) (0%), c=203, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16138 (1 1 11) (0%), c=204, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16139 (1 1 12) (0%), c=205, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16140 (1 1 13) (0%), c=206, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16141 (1 1 14) (0%), c=207, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16142 (1 1 15) (0%), c=208, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16143 (1 1 16) (0%), c=209, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16144 (1 1 17) (0%), c=210, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16145 (1 1 18) (0%), c=211, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16146 (1 1 19) (0%), c=212, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16147 (1 1 20) (0%), c=213, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16148 (1 1 21) (0%), c=214, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16149 (1 1 22) (0%), c=215, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16150 (1 1 23) (0%), c=216, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16151 (1 1 24) (0%), c=217, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16152 (1 1 25) (0%), c=218, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16153 (1 1 26) (0%), c=219, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16154 (1 1 27) (0%), c=220, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16155 (1 1 28) (0%), c=221, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16156 (1 1 29) (0%), c=222, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16157 (1 1 30) (0%), c=223, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16158 (1 1 31) (0%), c=224, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16159 (1 1 32) (0%), c=225, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16160 (1 1 33) (0%), c=226, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16161 (1 1 34) (0%), c=227, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16162 (1 1 35) (0%), c=228, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16163 (1 1 36) (0%), c=229, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16164 (1 1 37) (0%), c=230, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16165 (1 1 38) (0%), c=231, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16166 (1 1 39) (0%), c=232, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16167 (1 1 40) (0%), c=233, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16168 (1 1 41) (0%), c=234, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16169 (1 1 42) (0%), c=235, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16170 (1 1 43) (0%), c=236, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16171 (1 1 44) (0%), c=237, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16172 (1 1 45) (0%), c=238, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16173 (1 1 46) (0%), c=239, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16174 (1 1 47) (0%), c=240, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16175 (1 1 48) (0%), c=241, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16176 (1 1 49) (0%), c=242, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16177 (1 1 50) (0%), c=243, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16178 (1 1 51) (0%), c=244, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16179 (1 1 52) (0%), c=245, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16180 (1 1 53) (0%), c=246, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16181 (1 1 54) (0%), c=247, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16182 (1 1 55) (0%), c=248, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16183 (1 1 56) (0%), c=249, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16184 (1 1 57) (0%), c=250, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16185 (1 1 58) (0%), c=251, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16186 (1 1 59) (0%), c=252, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16187 (1 1 60) (0%), c=253, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16188 (1 1 61) (0%), c=254, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16189 (1 1 62) (0%), c=255, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> ReadError at 16190 (1 1 63) (0%), c=256, t=2
128/0:01/RDS> MaxReadErrors (256) reached, abort
128/0:01/LOG> RunTime: 0:01
128/0:01/LOG> ### CLOSE LOG ###
Alfred, does that mean that you finally got you're computer up and running again?