D
Deesto
During an eventful and frightening process of converting my C: drive from
FAT32 to NTFS (and losing my partition tables and MBR in the process), once
the conversion was finally done correctly and my machine was bootable
again, the chkdsk/convert process created a directory C:\found.000 , in
which it created a series of folders dir0001.chk--dir0014.chk . Most of
these folders contains recognisable files that must have been corrupted in
some way and recovered during the conversion. However, the final folder
(dir0014.chk) contains a series of over 5,000 files, starting with _CACHE_
001_ -- _CACHE_003_ , _CACHE_MAP_ , and the rest are files of varied name
and size such as 0A1A0078d01 . I assume these are recovered files, but how
would one view/recover their contents?
Thanks,
John
FAT32 to NTFS (and losing my partition tables and MBR in the process), once
the conversion was finally done correctly and my machine was bootable
again, the chkdsk/convert process created a directory C:\found.000 , in
which it created a series of folders dir0001.chk--dir0014.chk . Most of
these folders contains recognisable files that must have been corrupted in
some way and recovered during the conversion. However, the final folder
(dir0014.chk) contains a series of over 5,000 files, starting with _CACHE_
001_ -- _CACHE_003_ , _CACHE_MAP_ , and the rest are files of varied name
and size such as 0A1A0078d01 . I assume these are recovered files, but how
would one view/recover their contents?
Thanks,
John