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On my C drive that is running WinXP Pro, I was moving files between
directories. During the process my system burped causing the dirty bit to get
set. Now chkdsk wants to run each time I start the system. The two files that
are corrupt are JPG files in MY RECEIVED FILES directory and not system
files. I can not delete them, rename them, copy over top of them, or move
them. When I try anything with the files, an error message comes up that the
files or folders are corrupt. I have read all kinds of information in
different forums and nothing has worked to get rid of these files. Chkdsk /f
does not fix the files. I have read that chkntfs /d will clear the dirty bit,
but will that fix the corrupt files. It seems like the only fix is to do a
backup of the C drive, reformat the C Drive, and copy all the files back to
the hard drive except the corrupt files. If someone has some other ideas, I
sure am listening. Thanks for your help.
directories. During the process my system burped causing the dirty bit to get
set. Now chkdsk wants to run each time I start the system. The two files that
are corrupt are JPG files in MY RECEIVED FILES directory and not system
files. I can not delete them, rename them, copy over top of them, or move
them. When I try anything with the files, an error message comes up that the
files or folders are corrupt. I have read all kinds of information in
different forums and nothing has worked to get rid of these files. Chkdsk /f
does not fix the files. I have read that chkntfs /d will clear the dirty bit,
but will that fix the corrupt files. It seems like the only fix is to do a
backup of the C drive, reformat the C Drive, and copy all the files back to
the hard drive except the corrupt files. If someone has some other ideas, I
sure am listening. Thanks for your help.