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June 2, 2009Registration date
Jun 3, 2009 5:46pm BST
hi buddy,
i have tried the options displayed above but i can't able to execute those steps. here is the best option that i have done and it's working to my notebook "laptop" and now, i have accessed the files in which i can't view before.
just follow the few steps:
1.] Check whether your "task bar and start menu properties" is running on "classic start menu" or "start menu" only.
-to do this, point your mouse arrow to the task bar and right click, then select the "properties" to display the "task bar and start menu properties" then select the "start menu" tab. there you can see the current start menu being activated.
2.] If "Start Menu" is activated; do this: go to "start menu" Open "My Computer" to access it.
or if "Classic Start Menu" is being activated; do this: double click the "My Computer" icon on the desktop to open it.
3.] Right click the drive letter (e.g. C: , D: , E: , etc.), then select "Properties".
4.] Select the "Tools" tab and click the "Check Now" button.
5.] Check the boxes of "Automatically fix file system errors" and " Scan for and attempt recovery of bad sectors".
6.] Click "Start" button.
7.] If in case the "Disk Checking" will ask you to schedule it on the next restart of your computer, then do it.
8.] Restart the computer.
9.] While the computer is restarting and running the "Disk Checking", you will notice this message displayed on the screen "Recovering Orphan Files _______________ (name of the files you have saved in which you can't access or view".
10.] Finish the "Disk Checking" to fully recovered and fix the line errors of your hard disk.
11.] Finally, the files in which you can't access or view before are fully recovered.
Note: Do the steps above if you are "newbie user" or "advanced user"
It works great for my notebook.
Now, if it's not working in your computer, then something is really happening on your unit.
Do post any comments, so i will be updated.
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