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Run fdisk from your mandrake boot disk (fdisk /dev/hda) or visit the website of your HD. They often have software you can download with which you can thoroughly check you drive or do a Lowlevel format, etc. Once you've done that your disk should be clean.
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Run fdisk from your mandrake boot disk (fdisk /dev/hda) or visit the website of your HD. They often have software you can download with which you can thoroughly check you drive or do a Lowlevel format, etc. Once you've done that your disk should be clean.

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I recently had my Windows XP system crash, and some krnl file was corrupted, so I reformated using a mandrake boot disc.<br />
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It crashed again after I installed mandrake and Windows XP Pro.<br />
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Now when I try to reformat the drive, Mandrake can't continue because the partition table is unreadable/corrupted ='(.<br />
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What can I do to fix this? Are there any free apps?
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I recently had my Windows XP system crash, and some krnl file was corrupted, so I reformated using a mandrake boot disc.

It crashed again after I installed mandrake and Windows XP Pro.

Now when I try to reformat the drive, Mandrake can't continue because the partition table is unreadable/corrupted ='(.

What can I do to fix this? Are there any free apps?

Recover BAD Partion Table

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