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Article #43176Re: Probable NON-DOS disk message
From: Eric Lund
Date: Wed, 28 Feb 1990 07:56
Date: Wed, 28 Feb 1990 07:56
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> I have exactly the same problem using Seagate 40 Mb (ST251-1).
> Seems to me that it is not because of brand name of HD. It may be
> due to MS-DOS itself ????
No, see my other message. Something fiddled with your File Allocation Table.
If you have MACE Utilities, run NONDOS to fix it. If not, get the PAUL MACE
GUIDE TO DATA RECOVERY. If both options are out, do you have PCTOOLS or
NORTON UTILITIES? If so, drop me a line and I'll detail the necessary cure.
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