Hello
How to clear information about bad sectors in a MFT, for chkdsk to recreate
it properly? All 3-d party utilities show that the HDD is healthy, but
Windows remembers that the HDD has 100 GB of bad sectors. I do not want to
lose Windows XP SP2 and program settings on this system bootable HDD.
I had to restart the topic because of David Cardy's abuses of readers.

Well known troll asking the same question over and over again.

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"Dmitry Kopnichev" <kopn@bk.ruDelete> wrote in message news:%23SgNgZX%23FHA.2640@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
> Hello
> How to clear information about bad sectors in a MFT, for chkdsk to recreate
> it properly? All 3-d party utilities show that the HDD is healthy, but
> Windows remembers that the HDD has 100 GB of bad sectors. I do not want to
> lose Windows XP SP2 and program settings on this system bootable HDD.
> I had to restart the topic because of David Cardy's abuses of readers.
>
>

Looks like you have a bad reputation.

Buy a new HDD. Don't cost that much.

"Dmitry Kopnichev" wrote:

> Hello
> How to clear information about bad sectors in a MFT, for chkdsk to recreate
> it properly? All 3-d party utilities show that the HDD is healthy, but
> Windows remembers that the HDD has 100 GB of bad sectors. I do not want to
> lose Windows XP SP2 and program settings on this system bootable HDD.
> I had to restart the topic because of David Cardy's abuses of readers.
>
>
>

How to locate and correct disk space problems on NTFS volumes in Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=315688

"Dmitry Kopnichev" wrote:

> Hello
> How to clear information about bad sectors in a MFT, for chkdsk to recreate
> it properly? All 3-d party utilities show that the HDD is healthy, but
> Windows remembers that the HDD has 100 GB of bad sectors. I do not want to
> lose Windows XP SP2 and program settings on this system bootable HDD.
> I had to restart the topic because of David Cardy's abuses of readers.
>
>
>

Thanks Dixonian69.
"Dixonian69" <Dixonian69@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A990B7CA-7394-491B-B46F-A160CED18796@microsoft.com...
> How to locate and correct disk space problems on NTFS volumes in Windows
> XP
> http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=315688
>
> "Dmitry Kopnichev" wrote:
>
>> Hello
>> How to clear information about bad sectors in a MFT, for chkdsk to
>> recreate
>> it properly? All 3-d party utilities show that the HDD is healthy, but
>> Windows remembers that the HDD has 100 GB of bad sectors. I do not want
>> to
>> lose Windows XP SP2 and program settings on this system bootable HDD.
>> I had to restart the topic because of David Cardy's abuses of readers.
>>
>>
>>

I do not have a bad reputation. There is just a crazy David Candy.
chkdsk on HP dx6120 shows that my HDD does not have bad clusters. Windows
2000 sp4 there shows full free space? Do I really, need to buy a new HDD,
Dixonian69?
"Dixonian69" <Dixonian69@discussions.microsoft.com> ÓÏÏÂÝÉÌ/ÓÏÏÂÝÉÌÁ ×
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news:7649523F-916A-4867-9D58-D39ABF32F7E9@microsoft.com...
> Looks like you have a bad reputation.
>
> Buy a new HDD. Don't cost that much.
>
> "Dmitry Kopnichev" wrote:
>
> > Hello
> > How to clear information about bad sectors in a MFT, for chkdsk to
recreate
> > it properly? All 3-d party utilities show that the HDD is healthy, but
> > Windows remembers that the HDD has 100 GB of bad sectors. I do not want
to
> > lose Windows XP SP2 and program settings on this system bootable HDD.
> > I had to restart the topic because of David Cardy's abuses of readers.
> >
> >
> >

The HDD is new.
"Dixonian69" <Dixonian69@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:7649523F-916A-4867-9D58-D39ABF32F7E9@microsoft.com...
> Looks like you have a bad reputation.
>
> Buy a new HDD. Don't cost that much.
>
> "Dmitry Kopnichev" wrote:
>
>> Hello
>> How to clear information about bad sectors in a MFT, for chkdsk to
>> recreate
>> it properly? All 3-d party utilities show that the HDD is healthy, but
>> Windows remembers that the HDD has 100 GB of bad sectors. I do not want
>> to
>> lose Windows XP SP2 and program settings on this system bootable HDD.
>> I had to restart the topic because of David Cardy's abuses of readers.
>>
>>
>>