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James Corey
I recently installed, and subsequently UNINSTALLED
Napster 2.0. Shortly after uninstallation, problems
surfaced.
At every system startup, after the XP Pro screen, my
computer goes to the System Checkdisk Screen (recovery
mode?) and attempts to scan three drives for errors, and
then continues to the login screen.
Everything seems fine, except when system goes into and
resumes from Standby Mode, I get a Windows - Corrupt File
box which reads "The file or directory H:\System Volume
Information\tracking.log is corrupt and unreadable.
Please run the Chkdsk utility." I run Chkdsk, but to no
avail.
In Windows Explorer, I seem to have "grown" an H:\ drive
which is an EXACT duplicate of my F:\ drive. However, in
Computer Management, drive H:\ does not exist. My F:\
and G:\ drives are simple dynamic volumes in NTFS...
Also, when I try to access my H:\ drive, Windows Explorer
crashes.
Any info from you all? Thanks in advance.
Napster 2.0. Shortly after uninstallation, problems
surfaced.
At every system startup, after the XP Pro screen, my
computer goes to the System Checkdisk Screen (recovery
mode?) and attempts to scan three drives for errors, and
then continues to the login screen.
Everything seems fine, except when system goes into and
resumes from Standby Mode, I get a Windows - Corrupt File
box which reads "The file or directory H:\System Volume
Information\tracking.log is corrupt and unreadable.
Please run the Chkdsk utility." I run Chkdsk, but to no
avail.
In Windows Explorer, I seem to have "grown" an H:\ drive
which is an EXACT duplicate of my F:\ drive. However, in
Computer Management, drive H:\ does not exist. My F:\
and G:\ drives are simple dynamic volumes in NTFS...
Also, when I try to access my H:\ drive, Windows Explorer
crashes.
Any info from you all? Thanks in advance.