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Article #34487Problems with corrupt filenames
From: Roger Stone
Date: Tue, 13 Apr 1999 00:00
Date: Tue, 13 Apr 1999 00:00
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A friend has just installed a second hard drive in his pc. It's set up as the master on the second controller with his original as master on the first. He has a cd-rom controlled through his sound card. After putting the ide cable the wrong way round & not getting the pc to boot he swapped it around. The pc then started to boot into Windows95 but stopped part way through. Booting from floppy shows some file & directory names containing non- standard characters. Is this problem easily fixable or is the best way to just reformat & reinstall ? Sorry but this is all the info I've got and I'm planning on visiting this evening. TIA ! -- Cheers Roger Stone
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