SkinneRyan

SkinneRyan

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Thanks BoXXi. I'll use this and hope that no-one checks my (lack of) uploads I'm not too sure about Skinner SkinneRyan, but I might change my mind later

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Hrm... I suppose I could use my nickname "Tony", but that would lead to awkward questions when people ask where and how I got it (Awkward questions because I don't know the answer to either of them .), and more questions right now, because I'm typing this, and most people won't be able to help themselves, and they'll ask anyway <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/jokegrim.gif" border=0 ALIGN="

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" The nickname 'Ryan' has already been taken. Please choose another nickname." > grrrrrrrrrrrr I should've checked BEFORE I posted this. Oh well. Now I look like an idiot. Again. <img src="http://images.st

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I've decided to knock the (useless) numbers off my name that do nothing but give Jafo some pleasure in pointing out that "maybe version 8025 is smarter" Anyway, it's not like anyone will care (or even notice) but I've got nothing else to do. PS. If anyone can think of a better nickname for me, I'm open to suggestions <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/joke.gif" border=0 ALI

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It has XP. I have managed to access the second partition (thanks for NTFSDOS and READNTFS everyone), but unfortunately that's the one with the OS files on it, not the stuff he actually needs for his work > . Using READNTFS, it acknowledges the existance of two partitions, but it claims the first one is FAT32, and it says "Error in sector #0 or BOOT sector is invalid" Which, to me, tr

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I think that for a log file to be effective, there actually has to be a place to log it to. Since I don't have a hard drive (or so the computer is trying to convince me), there's nowhere to log it. And there's no boot log option in the BIOS either I know that Dad has a virus scanner on the computer, but it's probably different to the one on this computer.

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My dad's work computer decided to stop working for no apparent reason (virus maybe?). It has 1 HDD with 2 NTFS patitions. I put a boot disk in and I can get to DOS but I can't access anything other than the floppy and CD-ROM drives. After a LOT of looking around on the net, I found that there is (but there may not be ) a program called NTFSPRO which is exactly what I'm looking for, but a search

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