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In our computer labs, I often find lost clusters and file allocation
errors on the hard drives.  When I save these lost clusters then view
them, they are often Windows files (ini files or such).  It is strictly
speculation but I "think" the problem is caused by students not properly
exiting their Windows applications and the Windows program properly.
Or, the computer will "hang" inside Windows and your only choice is to reboot.

When this happens and lost clusters are found, I deltree the entire
Windows subdirectory and reload it off the network to the hard drive.

Beverly
Internet:  cheney@odi.cwc.whecn.edu

On Fri, 2 Feb 1996, Da Zhang wrote:

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> Hello,
>
> I have a Pentium 60 with a 730mb Western Digital hard drive.. I often have
> some directories on the hard drive damaged or crosslinked. As a result, I
> have to reinstall windows and most other programs for windows after I fix
> them. I guess it may be caused by the CPU malfunction because of its overheat
> or some defects of the hard drive. I have a CPU cooler on the top of CUP.
> How to locate the cause and how to solve it? Anyone had the same problem
> before? I appreciate any advices and suggestions.
>
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