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Matt Andel
Hello i have a 200GB hard drive. it is partitioned as c: = 100GB, d: = 60GB
and e: = 40GB. The other day I got a HAL.DLL error on boot up and Windows
XP Pro will not load. I reistalled Windows XP on the d: partition to get
into windows. I can now get into widows but the PC only see's the C: and D:
partition.. in the disk management section there is a 3 partition is show a
39.04GB and Health but goes not list that it is NTFS. I gave the partition
a drive letter but when you go to click on it windows wants to format it. I
have digital pictures on the partition. Does anyone know a way to see these
files so i could burn them to a CD. a free program would be nice.
Thanks
and e: = 40GB. The other day I got a HAL.DLL error on boot up and Windows
XP Pro will not load. I reistalled Windows XP on the d: partition to get
into windows. I can now get into widows but the PC only see's the C: and D:
partition.. in the disk management section there is a 3 partition is show a
39.04GB and Health but goes not list that it is NTFS. I gave the partition
a drive letter but when you go to click on it windows wants to format it. I
have digital pictures on the partition. Does anyone know a way to see these
files so i could burn them to a CD. a free program would be nice.
Thanks