what is the command for  bad sectors in hardisk ?
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1. -Restart the computer in MS-Dos mode\n2 - Run Scandisk [Drive Letter] like "scandisk c:" or scandisk d:"\n3. - After basic scans completes, it asks for a surface scan.\n4. Press OK for surface scan.\n\nNow you can see the system scan your disk surface and mark any sector as bad as it comes.
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When entering recovery console as noted above type this in:\n\nfdisk /mbr\n\nif that dont work try this:\nfixmbr
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There's something wrong with your hard disk. If you can capture all the writing that comes up after the error, that would help, but in general, this is something you will not be able to diagnose and fix over the Internet. You will probably get a recommendation from someone to format the C drive and reinstall Windows-- don't do that yet because you'll lose all your data, and it might be too drastic a step. But it definitely sounds like the disk itself is the issue and you'll need to take the computer to be repaired.\n\nBasically chkdsk is a system tool that checks the integrity of the disk. If it keeps croaking on 79 then that's where your problem is. It could be logical--- the operating system has lost track of how to count and identify the files--- or it could be physical--- a bad sector (storage area) on the disk. \n\nIf you can make the error come up again and copy down the first 2 lines then post them here (or PM them to me) we can see if we can get some better insight.  The important lines are the ones beginning with "STOP"  and probably says something like IRQL_LESS_OR_EQUAL or like that.
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take it to any technician. dont do anything yourself u dont know about. u r facing this problkem b/c it fell down. harddisk is most likely a sensitive equipment. always be careful with it.
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You possibly have a bad hard drive
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chek your disk for errors dude!! after make a format if u can myde help!!
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Run Scandisk to fix it
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Closest I can think of is .ddap, which is the extension used by Appples disk doubler routine on the mac
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(If you can't understand this, sorry. I will not go into extensive support and detail)\n\nA way to make a file completely corrupted to everyone but those who know this trick, is this:\n\nOpen a DOS window\nNavigate to the file you want to lock\nType: "rename <nameoffile> <nameoffileZZZ>\nInstead of typing ZZZ, after you type the name of the file, hold down alt and then (on your numpad) press 0255.\nHit enter\nNow, in windows, your file will look like "<nameoffile>..." and attempting to open, delete, or otherwise do anything to it will not work. The only way you can use it again is to go back to dos, and type "rename <nameoffileZZZ> <nameoffile>". The file will then become usable. I don't know if it works on XP, but it should.\n\nGood luck.
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in xp, win2000\n\ngoto Start---Run---type: 'cmd' (no quotes,) then  press [enter]\n\nin the black window at the blinking curser type 'cd &#92;'\n(or 'cd&#92;' sometimes one works while the other does not.)\n\nat the c:&#92;> prompt type, (where X = drive letter of bad drive.\n'chkdsk X: /R' (no quotes,) then press [Enter]\n\nif it runs, then it may recover some data from bad sectors....if it finds too many, or won't run at all, then you will need to consult a 'data recovery' professional about getting your data off, rather than trying to repair that one.
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You have a problem with your Ram or your Harddisk
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no, not only corrupted files, but also dead entries, orphaned entries, and many other things.\n\nCan't he,p with the other part about the svc packs, don't know what OS you have, you need to mention it
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you could try doing a "chkdsk /r" at the recovery console:\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/229716/EN-US/
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Go to:\nStart\nRun\ntype in 'command' and hit enter\nthen type in fdisk and hit enter\nproblem solved!
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if you don't want replace this hard drive, the best bet is - do a thorough disk check on it. this will mark all bad sectors and will take them out of use.\nafter you start that disk check you will be requested to reboot the system, do so and let it run.
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buy a new hard drive yours is going bad
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Boot in dos type CHKDSK or SCANDISK there might be bad sectors on your hard disk.