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Is there anyway to repair an error in the FAT directory so that the check disk utility will perform properly?

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Is there anyway to repair an error in the FAT directory so that the check disk utility will perform properly?

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When the system starts, it hangs during the check disk procedure. Mark Minasi: Ouch. If you can’t get the OS running, that kind of limits what you can do. Here’s what I did to fix that on a system: I just pulled the drive out of the computer and installed it on another computer as its second hard disk. It didn’t need that drive to boot, so I could fix the FAT. Strong recommendation, though — don’t use FAT. NTFS is great. One more thought: go to Adstech.com and get a firewire enclosure. You can then install the drive in the enclosure and actually hot-plug it into another computer (with a firewire port) and then do work on it. I hope this helps. SearchWin2000.com: If you are going to bring up a new Windows Web server, what version would you use of Windows? Mark Minasi: The latest available as we speak — Windows 2000 Server. Once locked down and patched it is a very stable and secure Web server IMHO. SearchWin2000.com: Is there a software program to turn off WinXP hardware registration

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