Last 30 days of files gone but before and todays are there?

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My computer crashed this evening. I am using Win MCE and I have had lots
of problems since upgrading to MCE. I have 2 hard drives, one of them is
partitioned into 2 drives. I usually save my emails, docs, photos, etc on
the hard drive that is not partioned and does not contain windows.
Now, for my question. My computer crashed and when I started it up it said
my windows was corrupt. It would not start so I tried to repair windows,
no good. So I did an install of windows(not reformatting drive or anything).
When it started back up, it looked like all my files were in tact except
that I'm missing the last 30 days. I have all my files 30 days prior and
anything I did today. My emails are the same way, I have all my emails from
9/6/06 and before but not after except for the ones today. Where did the 30
days
go? And more importantly, is there a way to find the files? I'm mostly
concerned about photos, docs and emails. Any changes made to my computer
I don't care too much about. Once I find everything(if possible) I will back
them up and reformat and start a fresh install of windows.
Thanks for your help.
 
Sorry about the repost. My computer is acting funny and my other posts did
not show up until I rebooted. Now I realize it has been posted 3 times.
Sorry.
 
Sorry about the repost. My computer is acting funny and my other posts did
not show up until I rebooted. Now I realize it has been posted 3 times.
Sorry.
 
Sorry about the repost. My computer is acting funny and my other posts did
not show up until I rebooted. Now I realize it has been posted 3 times.
Sorry.
 
I keep getting an error stating that there was an error and my message could
not be posted but obviously it is because it keeps doing it but I don't see
them until I completely close out of the window and them when I get back in
they show up. I'll quit posting and wait for some responses. Thanks again
and sorry about the duplicates.
 
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