Obviously A.I. is here and now. And your PC has made the first logical step
to Linux freedom. Coming out of the Windows closet can be tough. Embrace
it. But don't make it angry!
GL
-----Original Message-----
From: ChoKamir (Jelmer) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, August 13, 2001 7:09 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Really strange Problem
Hi
I know this is not the right mailing list or forum to post a
question like
this, but what happened is really strange. Maybe some of you
guys can help
me or tell me what happened.
I can back of holiday and start my PC. I opened the Windows
Explorer and saw
that 2 drives where disappeared(Drive D and E).
I looked with Fdisk(a programm standart delivered with
Windows to make
partitions in your HD) and saw that the drives also didn't
exist there.
This is really strange because when you hide or format
drives they still
exist in FDISK, but when they are there not it means they
are removed from
your HD.
Can someone tell me how this could happend and tell me how i
can get my
drives if that is possible.
Thx
ChoKamir
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