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chitzu

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Just recently my computer crapped out on me. I restarted and got the "NTLDR is missing" which I didn't think would be a problem, I've seen it before on other computers and it was a simple fix. This one however was not so simple.

The disk is damaged, or has bad sectors according to my EVENT VIEWER and I tried to reformat the disk through Windows, but I could not because although the bios detects both of my hard drives...(Maxtor, I know it's my fault)...it does not show up in my computer.

So I'm simply wondering if there is any disk utilities that will work at start-up or something that would detect all of the hard drives available through windows. Also I should let you know that the disk is also available in the Device Manager, just not in My Computer.

Thanks in Advance,

Jon
 
I just used the Maxtor Diagnostic tool as brought to my attention on another forum. Thanks anyways.
 
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