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Peter Schulz wrote:
> 
> Hi to all,
> 
> I got a big problem with a Windows PC.
> I spent a old 386'er of my sister a upgrade with a Biostar VL-bus motherboard
> a 486'er / 66 CPU from Intel a VL-matrox controller and a new VL - graphic
> card.
> No this happens: Sometimes windows pretends that the drive c:,d: or a: is
> full (it isnn't !) or the controlls of for example Winword 6.0 do not allow
> to change to that drives. Sometimes all !! drives are affected to it so no
> saving is possible.
> 
> Had anybody else such a problem and maybe a solution ?
> Maybe the Ontrack diskmanager so this effect (the bios of the old board
> wasn't able to access the HD over 528 MB)
> 
> I would be very grateful if somebody maybe a magican would speak with me
> about the reason and wha i can do. I practise magic with the bios and the
> Startup files but with no effect.
> 
> please send me a E-Mail and make me and my sister happy.
> I will send you a original postcard from the famous reperbahn for a solution
> or a good helping.
> 
> Cu Peter Schulz
>         Peter_Schulz@public.uni-hamburg.de

Hi Peter,

I had this effects in my office. If I were you I would check first:
Your HD for lost clusters or chains (CHKDSK /F or Scandisk) Very often 
the swap file is corrupt cause of unproper shutdowns. Maybe you also 
have the Winword Macro Virus on some of your Winword-Document files. 
Please let me know, wether it worked or not.

Greetings

Mathias Freuler
m.freuler@tic.ch