Hi, Jed. Do you have multiple partitions on your hard drive? If so, the
zip drive may be taking over drive D and your files are being copied to one
of the partitions on your hard drive. For example, if your zip drive is now
drive D, you might have partitions on main drive C, zip drive = D, then more
partitions on E and perhaps a cd-rom drive. If you know some of the files
and folders you've copied, perhaps you could remove the zip drive and do a
search on a unique file or folder on your whole computer rather then just
one drive. Do this by pressing start fine, then choose computer. Or thanks
to an enlightened colleague's message from this list, press control-windows
key plus F simultaneously. Enter the file name and hopefully you can find
the folders or files you're looking for. If I can help further, please
e-mail me privately.
=Beth=
=Beth Hatch-Alleyne=
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----- Original Message -----
From: Jed Barton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: 23 October, 1999 1:48 PM
Subject: win 98 problem please help
> Hey guys. OK, i just spent the past hour trying to fix this and got no
where.
> Here is my situation.
> I have a few very important folders of files on the zip drive. I copied
> them one at a time on to my drive on the system. After copying, they all
> showed up just fine.
> Now, i did a re-boot on my system. Many of the folders disappeared, and
so
> did a lot of the files that were in them. This is a huge problem because
> all of these files have lots of important data in them.
> If anyone has experienced this problem, please let me know. I loved 98
> until now. Basicly stuff isn't copying anywhere and this really concerns
> me. Info would be appreciated.
>
> Best Regards,
> Jed
>
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