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tpunx99GSX · 11-30-2004

last night i was messing around and was able to make the cmos see the remaining portion of the hard drive, i then installed windows xp again and it was also able to see the 120gigs i left the partition as ntfs and did not format it, so if there was any files that could be saved maybe this would make it easier. but when i reinstalled xp and it finished the install then i looked to see if the files were there and they werent. SO i installed Active Undelete to search for any deleted partitions, and last night i believe it saw one so ill have to check it out and see if i can recover the file, keep your fingers crossed.

11-30-2004	#11
tpunx99GSX Tournaments Won: 3 Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Maple Grove, MN Drives: Lancer and Durango Posts: 7,017	last night i was messing around and was able to make the cmos see the remaining portion of the hard drive, i then installed windows xp again and it was also able to see the 120gigs i left the partition as ntfs and did not format it, so if there was any files that could be saved maybe this would make it easier. but when i reinstalled xp and it finished the install then i looked to see if the files were there and they werent. SO i installed Active Undelete to search for any deleted partitions, and last night i believe it saw one so ill have to check it out and see if i can recover the file, keep your fingers crossed. __________________ Scientific theories are the most reliable, rigorous, and comprehensive form of scientific knowledge. This is significantly different from the common usage of the word "theory", which implies that something is a conjecture, hypothesis, or guess.