No data after running Chkdsk. having files with dir0000.chd

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• SPACE MISSING AFTER RUNNING CHKDSK

  After running CHKDSK on my enslaved boot drive, I find only 18 ~ Gig of the Gig of ~ 130 so far free disk space has mysteriously been used, but I can't find which files are use to remove them.

  Anyone know what is happening?

  Despite its name, space allocation information not stored in the System Volume Information folder.  This folder is used as a repository for System Restore Points.  Your disk Allocation information is stored in the master file Table (MFT)

  «NTFS Basics»
    <>http://www.NTFS.com/ntfs_basics.htm >

  While I have not personally tried, some people in this forum have recommended "HDTune .  It comes with a 15 days free trial period that may be long enough for you to discover what your situation is.

  HTH,
  JW

• I get error: "the file or the C:\$Secure directory is corrupted and unreadable" after running chkdsk.

  I ran chkdsk utility and he stopped to say that I had a hard drive error or something like that. so I cancelled it. now I get all these things popping up that says ' the file or the C:\$Secure directory is corrupted and unreadable please run the chkdsk utility.» My question is if I run it again and it stops I have to do? I also need to know why I get the installer of windows popping up for office 2003, when I already have? I tried to reinstall with a drive, but my computer won't let me?

  original title: chkdsk utility
  original title: I ran chkdsk utility and he stopped to say that I had a hard drive error.

  I ran chkdsk utility and he stopped to say that I had a hard drive error or something like that. so I cancelled it. now I get all these things popping up that says ' the file or the C:\$Secure directory is corrupted and unreadable please run the chkdsk utility.» My question is if I run it again and it stops I have to do? I also need to know why I get the installer of windows popping up for office 2003, when I already have? I tried to reinstall with a drive, but my computer won't let me?

  What you need to do before anything else, it's everything and nothing important to you and to the stability of the machine (your ability to rebuild from scratch) backup because chances are - you will be rebuilding this computer from scratch and everything on this hard drive will be erased.

• After running chkdsk because I had blue screen whenever I started, now it works but the taskbar and start button are gone! I tried to run explorer.exe but who did nothing!

  I have an emachines T6534 and whenever I start my computer, I would get an error stop 0 x 00000024. I ran chkdsk on my other computer with the hard drive and it seemed to fix the Blue error screen. But now, whenever I log in, it takes 15 minutes to log on and I can't access the files. The "Start" button does not appear or is the taskbar. I can run the Task Manager, but that's all. I have very important files on the hard drive and cannot afford to lose. I can't even open internet explore from the Task Manager. When I try to run the system restore, it says 'system restore is unable to protect your computer.

  Please help me! Thank you very much.

  I have an emachines T6534 and whenever I start my computer, I would get an error stop 0 x 00000024. I ran chkdsk on my other computer with the hard drive and it seemed to fix the Blue error screen. But now, whenever I log in, it takes 15 minutes to log on and I can't access the files. The "Start" button does not appear or is the taskbar. I can run the Task Manager, but that's all. I have very important files on the hard drive and cannot afford to lose. I can't even open internet explore from the Task Manager. When I try to run the system restore, it says 'system restore is unable to protect your computer.

  Please help me! Thank you very much.

  The Stop 0 x 24 message indicates that a problem has occurred in Ntfs.sys, the driver file that allows the system to read and write to NTFS file system drives. A message similar to Stop 0 x 23, exists for the file systems (FAT16 or FAT32) file allocation table to.

  Possible resolutions:

  1. hardware malfunctioning SCSI and Advanced Technology Attachment (ATA) or drivers can also adversely affect the ability of the system to read and write to disk, causing errors. If you use SCSI hard disks, check the wiring problems and ending between the SCSI controller and the disks. Periodically check Event Viewer for error messages that are associated with SCSI or FASTFAT in the journal system or Autochk in the application log.

  2. check that the tools that allows you to continuously monitor your system, such as virus scanners, programs of backup or disk defragmenters are compatible with Windows XP. Some drives and cards are issued with diagnostic software that you can use to run hardware tests.

• Font colors are lost after saving and reopening files with WordPad

  WordPad allows me to change the colors of fonts in my file very well. But, after I've close it and reopen it, the color disappeared and returned to black. The files in question are plain text files.

  Hello MG-10,

  I was not able to reproduce this problem, as my font color has been saved.
  I open Wordpad. Typed in the text, it turns red. Saved the file. Reopen the file and the police were always in red.

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• Recovering data after you accidentally delete files

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• Need help to organize Excel files with several data

  Hello everyone!

  I'm working on a project consisting of a full acquisition system. I have great finisheda part of my program and now my guardian's ask me something else.

  In you project I have several datas: Move, force, speed, time,...

  And he would like that this data in the same Excel file with a predefined order. In the example: column 1: time, column 2: speed, etc.

  I already tried to work with the block 'write on a file of measure' and associate a different signal through a simulation, and it works. The first signal is the left column. The second signal is the second column. So it's ok about this. But when I try to link a VI unlike a simulation, that the file does not work. Even if I use the data of 3 or 4, I only had a column with some strange results.

  That's why I ask your help. I would like to know if you have a good way to solve this problem I want to clarify that I am a beginner in LabVIEW.

  I join my project in order to help you understand. I hope I was clear enough

  Kind regards.

  ML

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  Thank you for your project, including - it shows me that you are using LabVIEW 2015, which means that you have the Report Generation Toolkit, with the ability to easily generate Excel "Reports", available.

  If you really want to generate Excel (.xls, .xlsx) files, the GTA is, by far, the best way to do.  If you go to the search bar in the Forums of LabVIEW and type "Example revised" - the first 'hit' should be a post of two years of mine where I show how to use the GTA to more or less do what you described.  Give it a try with some of your data, and come back if you have any other questions.

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• How can I run Chkdsk?

  Hello

  I want to defrag my computer so that it runs faster. I know how to do this, but whenever I go to the program he said: he can't defragment it because C:\$Mft file is corrupt, run Chkdsk utility \f.  Well, I think I found the Chkdsk utility. I run it, but it says: warning F parameter is not defined, in read-only mode. So I think I have run the Chkdsk utility, but not really. I will return to defragment and it still gives me the same message. When I search for all files, it does not find this file. When I sought help it says that you need to run Chkdsk with Autochk.exe or \%systemroot%\System32.  I found this file on my hard drive, but it does not work in windows 32 mode. Whatever it is?  Can someone help me figure out how to run Chkdsk, so that I can get rid of the corrupt files and defragging my computer.

  Thank you

  In your message that you type "Chkdsk \f" and the correct method would be "chkdsk /f" with slash for the chkdsk command options.

  This is one of the many articles that can help you understand how works the command chkdsk and how to use it to your advantage.  It is good to know how to do, but it is also good to understand.

  http://vlaurie.com/Computers2/articles/Chkdsk.htm

  If you do a search on Google for:

  XP chkdsk

  You will find several short articles, which you can read in different levels of detail and scope.

  The chkdsk command can only solve the problems when it runs when XP is not completely loaded yet.  It would be on the next boot of XP before XP is fully charged or the XP Recovery Console.

  CHKDSK can only solve the problems when the volume is locked and in what Microsoft calls a "static condition."  Two ways to ensure that you are in a static state is to run chkdsk from the Recovery Console or to schedule a chkdsk to run the next time the system restarts by responding affirmatively to the question:

  Would you want to check this volume to be the next time the system restarts?

  If you run the chkdsk operation includes recovery of errors and control options (if you choose to fix things) and you let chkdsk runs automatically at the next reboot, you may be interested to know what happens if found (results will disappear from the screen when it is finished).

  Here is how to do this.

  When chkdsk runs automatically restart either because XP thinks he needs to (perhaps your NTFS volume has been marked as dirty) or you have chosen to do it yourself, the results appear in the viewing Application event log.  You should look there for the chkdsk log and no problems after running chkdsk.

  To view the logs in Event Viewer, click Start, settings, Control Panel, administrative tools, event viewer.

  A shortcut to the event viewer is to click on start, run and enter in the box:

  %SystemRoot%\system32\eventvwr.msc

  Click OK to launch the event viewer.

  Search the Application log for an event originally by Winlogon, something like:

  Event type: Information
  Event source: Winlogon
  Event category: no
  Event ID: 1001
  Date: 04/08/2010
  Time: 11:25:57
  Description:
  Checking file system on C:

  The type of the file system is NTFS.

  One of your disks needs to be checked for consistency. You
  may cancel the disk check, but it is strongly recommended
  that you continue.

  Windows will now check the disk.

  Cleaning of minor inconsistencies on the drive.
  CHKDSK checks Usn Journal...
  Audit of the USN Journal is complete.

  39070048 KB total disk space.
  28017948 KB in 100571 files.
  56540 Ko 10556 index.
  0 KB in bad sectors.
  236440 KB in use by the system.
  65536 KB occupied by the log file.
  10759120 KB available on disk.

  4 096 bytes in each allocation unit.
  9767512 total allocation on the drive units.
  2689780 allocation units available on disk.

  Windows has finished checking your disk.
  Please wait while your computer restarts.

  Do not guess what the problem might be - understand and resolve it. I need YOUR voice and the points for helpful answers and propose responses. I'm saving for a pony!

• Atfer I run chkdsk /f y at - it a newspaper I can access to view the codes of output reported by this utility?

  Hello

  I would like to know if after I run chkdsk /f {DRIVE}: the utility generates a log file that contains the output generated by the check codes?

  • If so, how/where can I access
  • If NOT, how can I run this command to generate a log file that contains the exit codes

  Thank you

  After running chkdsk /f and restart, go to event viewer > Windows Logs > Application.

  Search for 'Wininit', near the top of the list, double click on it to read the report.

• How to: run chkdsk/f, so I can run defrag

  When I try to defrage my computer the chkdsk won't let me not in he said to run it do not know where it is or how to get rid of

  Run chkdsk in accordance with the following article.  Specify the /F or/r option if you use a command prompt or click on the two options if you are using the graphical user interface.  He will tell you that he cannot do it now and it will do so at the next reboot.  Click 'Yes' and restart your machine.

  "How to perform disk error in Windows XP check"
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/315265 >

  HTH,
  JW

• The computer says to run chkdsk b/c the program files are corrupted. When I run chkdsk/r, it indicates that the NTFS is locked and I have to restart to run chkdsk. When I reboot, the chkdsk never runs.

  Original title: Program Files gone?

  Recently, I started my computer and noticed that a bunch of files are corrupt, and left most of my shortcuts.  I went into Program Files and discovered the entire file completely empty.  The computer says to run chkdsk b/c the program files are corrupted.  When I run chkdsk/r, it indicates that the NTFS is locked and I have to restart to run chkdsk.  When I reboot, the chkdsk never runs.

  My wife has all of its graduates work on the computer, I backed up since then, but I try to avoid doing a restore of the entire system.  Can you help me?

  I am running Microsoft XP.

  Sorry to hear that you are having problems with your XP system.  For XP support please visit the link below
  http://www.Microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/list/en-us/default.aspx?DG=Microsoft.public.WindowsXP.General

  Also, try to start the computer in Mode safe.
  When the computer is switched on 1, start pressing F8 until you get a menu of Windows startup, choose Safe Mode.

  Sounds like something important happened (corruption).  If you have important data there (for example, your wives, diploma work), I would strongly suggest taking the computer to a qualified technician so that they can recover data out of there before the drive goes down or the o/s is too damaged.

  Good luck

• CHKDSK is run over - all files on the disc are *.dsk - help?

  External hard drive: LaCie (500 GB)
  Operating system: Windows Vista (home edition)

  I store all my information on my external hard drive. One day after I restarted my computer Windows suggested I run CHKDSK on the external hard drive, so I let him do his thing.

  CHKDSK got to 60%, and then there was a power outage at my house. I understand that no matter what CHKDSK is unable to pick up where you left, so now when I load to the top of my external hard drive, all the files and folders that were once there are now gone, all that's left are six or seven files with extension *.dsk. How to recover all my files or let CHKDSK finish?

  I know that once you reformat a computer shops who can always there all the information the back before the format, so I know that there is a way to solve this problem / recover my files, however, I'm not so smart that.

  Help, please? Anything would be appreciated.

  Thank you.

  If this is the data that you need to return you will almost certainly need to commit to professional assistance in the recovery of the data.  Programs you think or 'know' are to recover files deleted, which is much easier than the task that awaits you.  These programs almost certainly will not work in the hard disk in this condition, and the more you mess with him it is less likely that a professional will be able to recover the files.

  writing in the new message: * e-mail address is removed from the privacy... *

  External hard drive: LaCie (500 GB)
  Operating system: Windows Vista (home edition)

  I store all my information on my external hard drive. One day after I restarted my computer Windows suggested I run CHKDSK on the external hard drive, so I let him do his thing.

  CHKDSK got to 60%, and then there was a power outage at my house. I understand that no matter what CHKDSK is unable to pick up where you left, so now when I load to the top of my external hard drive, all the files and folders that were once there are now gone, all that's left are six or seven files with extension *.dsk. How to recover all my files or let CHKDSK finish?

  I know that once you reformat a computer shops who can always there all the information the back before the format, so I know that there is a way to solve this problem / recover my files, however, I'm not so smart that.

  Help, please? Anything would be appreciated.

  Thank you.

• PDM file with automatic backup on corrupts the data.

  When I test data stream into a file to PDM using AutoSave = true, data is corrupted in the 'package' #3 and beyond.

  I write matched double/DateTime data to a TDMS file configured as TdmsWaveformLayout.PairedTimeAndSampleChannels.

  When I try to read the PDM file, for example using the sample application to drive, I get all sorts of errors. Notably, the number of timestamps is not equal the number of samples (values y). More data is corrupted. In other words, the timestamps are invalid and the sample data is essentially random.

  This happens every time I write the third package/lot and beyond. If I write a single sample, followed by another single sample, the third will be corrupted. If I write 1 kilosample, followed by 1 kilosample, sample no. # 2001 will be corrupted.

  I guess that something is very wrong in the automatic backup routine, as data are always written correctly when I explicitly save the PDM file.

  It's using MS 8.9.0.246 in Visual Studio 2008 SP1 using .NET framework 3.5 SP1 on Windows 7.

  The TDMS file is created in the following way. Note that AutoSave is set to false to avoid the bug.

  TdmsFile f = new TdmsFile (tdmsFilename, new TdmsFileOptions (TdmsFileFormat.Version20, TdmsFileAccess.ReadWrite, true, TdmsByteOrder.Native));
  
  f.AutoSave = false; Must not be set to = TRUE because of a bug in Measurement Studio!
  TdmsChannelGroupCollection channelGroups = f.GetChannelGroups ();
  
  ChannelGroup TdmsChannelGroup = new TdmsChannelGroup (...) Unique ID...) ;
  
  channelGroups.Add (channelGroup);
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  foreach (IDicomInstance instance in series. Instances)
  
  {
  
  	tdmsChannels.Add (new TdmsChannel (string. Format ("{0} (time) ', for example.") Signal.Name), TdmsDataType.DateTime));
  
  	tdmsChannels.Add (new TdmsChannel (string. Format ("{0}", for example.) Signal.Name), TdmsDataType.Double));
  
  }
  
  channelGroup.WaveformLayout = TdmsWaveformLayout.PairedTimeAndSampleChannels;
  

  Every 10 ms, a double array [100] happens (with information in a DateTime table clock [100]). The data is stored in the file TDMS in a simple way:

  AnalogWaveform wf = AnalogWaveform. FromArray1D (sample. Data.Samples);
  
  WF. Timing = WaveformTiming.CreateWithIrregularInterval (sample. Data.Timing);
  
  WF. ChannelName = sample. Source.Name;
  
  WF. UnitDescription = sample. Source.UnitOfMeasurement;
  
  ChannelGroup = _tdmsFile.GetChannelGroup (... TdmsChannelGroup Unique ID...) ;
  
  TdmsChannel channel = channelGroup.GetChannel (... channel... name);
  
  channelGroup.AppendAnalogWaveform(channel, wf);
  
  channelGroup.Parent.Save ();  Needed when AutoRecovery is set to false.
  
  

  This is what the TDMS file looks like in the sample player application:

  

  For those who can run in it before we are able to get a fix on, a viable solution is to turn off auto-save and save the TDMS file any time a change to the file is made manually, such as after adding channels or groups, or write data.  This will not negatively affect performance, because that's exactly what the property of automatic backup.

  It should also be noted that this problem arises when you use the layout of the TdmsWaveformLayout.PairedTimeAndSampleChannels waveform.

  I'll post back later when we have a fix for this problem.

  Sorry for the inconvenience that this may cause,

  NickB

  National Instruments

• Windows - (various) corrupted file errors. Unable to run chkdsk. Windows XP Home Edition

  Hello

  I hope someone can help me with these error messages; which seem to vary what I do on my computer.  First error message is Windows - file corrupted the file or the directory c:\Program files Symantec Shared Shared\EENGINE\EPERSIST common. DAT is damaged and unreadable. Please run the chkdsk utility. The second error Google Update.exe - corrupted file as the c:WINDOWS\Temp\GUR2.tmp file or directory is corrupted and unreadable. Please run the chkdsk utility.  Unable to run chkdsk by using my computer or command prompt.  System message - cannot open volume for direct access or CHKDSK cannot continue in read-only mode.  Running fsutil dirty query c: Volume-c: is dirty message.  I also have experience from time to time a process loop at startup where the computer keeps turning off and then restarting.  Thank you

  Hello

  ·        Since when are you facing this problem?

  Method 1:

  You can run the check disk by booting in safe mode and check if that helps. To start in safe mode follow the link given below.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/315222

  Once you start mode without fail, try and run the disk check and check errors.

  Method 2:

  If you are not able to run the check disk in safe mode, you will need to boot into the recovery console, and then run check say. To do this, you need the Windows XP installation disc. The enforcement procedure checks the disk in the recovery console.

  (a) Insert the Windows XP CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive and restart the computer.
  Note: Click to select all of the options required to start the computer from the CD-ROM drive if you are prompted to do so.

  (b) when the "Welcome to Setup" screen appears, press R to start the Console history.
  Note: If you have a dual-boot or multiboot, select the installation that you want to access from Console history.

  (c) when you are prompted to do so, type theAdministrator password. If the administrator password is blank, just C:.

  (d) to historic Console command prompt, type the following then C::

  Chkdsk /r

  (e) allow to run INTACT until the completion

  (f) report any error

  Hope this information is useful.

  Amrita M

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Flat VMDK files after trying to delete files from data store

  I tried to delete a VMDK file in a data store, because I thought that it was not in use, and I need space. I couldn't get the VM you are looking for the name of the VMDK file, so I thought that the VM has disappeared. Turns out that someone had renamed the virtual machine, when it was actually being used, so I could not remove the VMDK file.

  I searched for the files with Powershell in a data store, and that's how I found this mysterious file in the first place.

  After giving me the error that it couldn't be deleted, the file does not appear in the search more and the name of the file has been replaced by *-dish. VMDK, I think, and the column by specifying the Type just said file, instead of virtual disk. In addition, files not included in the research more.

  Today, a day after, everything is back to normal. Everyone knows this behavior before and could tell me what happened?

  Each virtual disk is actually 2 files: VMname.vmdk and VMname - flat hard

  Unfortunately, the data store browser displays only the VMname... VMDK, but it gives the properties of VMname - flat hard. Use PuTTY, connect to the ESXi host via ssh, navigate to the folder of the virtual machine and use: the - lahtr to list the contents of an authoritarian way. You can also run: - ch to check actual use.