Troubleshooting Hard Disk Drives
There is a problem relating to booting the hard disk or generally
with its operation
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There is missing space on my hard disk, or a problem where my disk
is appearing to the system as smaller than it actually is (such as a large disk appearing
as 504 MB or 528 MB in size)
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I am having difficulties setting up or configuring my hard disks
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I have a problem related to the dynamic disk overlay I am using on my
system (programs like Disk Manager, EZ-Drive and the like)
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I am having a problem related to disk compression or compressed
disk volumes
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My drive letters or volumes are changing or missing
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I am experiencing errors when using my hard disk
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There is a physical problem (heat, vibration, power, spinning down)
or concern with my disk drive or the hard disk activity LED
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There are file system problems, such as corruption of logical
structures, or files, directories or file names being lost, corrupted or deleted
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The performance of the hard disk is not what I expect it to be, or
it is getting worse
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I have problems specifically related to Windows 3.x, Windows 95,
FAT32 or Windows 95 bus mastering IDE
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