Does anyone know how to get data off a crashing USB memory stick?
The stick is sometimes recognized in WIN2K and when it is, I can see the
basic directory structure, but I am unable to copy the files to my HDD due
to a read error.
Am I hosed?
_jim
At 10:51 PM 09/06/2005, Jamie Furtner wrote:
It's for if you ever want to convert the disc from a basic disc to a
dynamic disc. The extra space (1 MB should be needed) is used for the
dynamic MBR called the private region database.
What are the pros and cons of dynamic and basic?
T
I have a piece of spyware that won't allow me to delete the registry key
(in safemode or not)
On 9 Jun 2005 at 23:08, nobozoz wrote:
Does anyone know how to get data off a crashing USB memory stick?
The stick is sometimes recognized in WIN2K and when it is, I can see
the basic directory structure, but I am unable to copy the files to my
HDD due to a read error.
BadCopy Pro claims
I have seen this before and if I remember correctly it is because you
probably don't have permission to it. You must make yourself the owner
first and then wack it.
Rob
Thane Sherrington wrote:
I have a piece of spyware that won't allow me to delete the registry key
(in safemode or not)
Hi,
About 6 weeks ago one of my computers had its GFX card go bad
(MSI-TI4800SE). The fan died and the plastic housing holding the fan on
melted, this thing got really hot :-). Any way luckily it was in year 2 of a
3 year warrenty so I returned it and in the meantime used an old pci matrox
At 09:51 AM 10/06/2005, Rob Finger HWG wrote:
I have seen this before and if I remember correctly it is because you
probably don't have permission to it. You must make yourself the owner
first and then wack it.
Doesn't work. I login as Admin, give myself all the priviledges, and still
no
Thanks, I downloaded the file and I'll try it when I get home.
The reason I was thinking it was a driver issue is the fact it boots to safe
mode ok with a resultion of 1600x1200. So I think the card is OK and that
nothing is loose.
What do you mean by an addressing problem? IRQ conflict?
You were spot on, I removed the Nvidea drivers and everything works fine.
Now to download the latest drivers and re-install.
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Thanks for your response.
The drive mounts fine - initially. It gets a drive letter OK; I can open
'some' folders and view files OK; but when I try to COPY, I get file read
errors often enough to be a royal PITA. There is over 200 MB of files and
folders on that Cruzer. Easily more than 2,000
At 08:55 PM 6/10/2005, G.Waleed Kavalec typed:
Always made me shrarpen up my
trig!
That's alright I'm no good at spelling sharpen either but I
still remember a²+
b² =
c². ;-)
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