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Virus and NFTS vs FAT32
Is there a virus that can cause files do disappear from a directory. It seems on my old drive some files would just get bad or disappear completely. Many times my system would perform a disk scan at bootup when I never asked for it. When it runs it finds pieces of files and attemts to restore those sections. ? Is it a virus or an NTFS problem?
BTW in formating a drive should I create my boot partition in FAT32 or NFTS.
BTW in formating a drive should I create my boot partition in FAT32 or NFTS.
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And if possible, regularly take backups with the most important data.
What OS will you be running? windows98 = FAT32
With XP you have the choice
With XP you have the choice
You hard drive could be failing. You might want to download the hard drive manufacturers hard rive utility and run a diagnostics against the drive.