🚀 go-pugleaf

OOPS,  I did a major boefoo.  Someone installed XLOCK ver 3.? on a PC I use
at school a long time ago.  XLOCK is a security system for PC.  I think it
writes over the .sys files so the computer must always talk to the Hard Drive
Throught It.  Anyway the other day I was cleaning up the hard drive.  I
deleted a file called XLOCKDAT.BIO.  This apparently is an IO file used at
boot up.  

After deleting this file, I shut of my computer.  On my next bootup I started
getting an Xlock error.  Step 2 using Norton Utilities I went onto absolute
sector and undeleted this file.  This got me back on to hard drive for the
day. I then set the attrib of this file to sys, hid, and read only.  I thought
I had fixed the problem.

Day 3 I log in and cannot access the C drive.  I can boot to a floppy but
cannot access the C drive.  I cannot format the drive, Norton Disk Doctor
cannot locate any partitions, etc.  I can only access using norton absolute
sector.  It tells me I can access a physical hard drive, but there is no
logical hard drive.

I tried to call Xlock in Georgia. Their Number is disconnected and there is
no listing for them.  There is suppose to be an emergency boot disk for XLOCK,
but no one Knows where it is.

How can I either recover the disk or reformat the disk?

(Oh yeah, Im not a novice, but Im also not an expert on PCs, so if solution
is complex tell me where to find reference info or help me by putting solution
in dumb-user language)

Thanks
JJ