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mischievious · 19-02-2009, 01:00

Based upon the evidence I would have to agree that the issue looks (at this stage) to point to the fact that you may possibly be a very unlucky person indeed. Assuming that we are down to just the drives I would be tempted to connect them to a working machine either as secondary drives or through a USB caddy and then running chkdsk on them.

If this is clean it maybe possible that some software you use is causing all this grief. e.g. do you play with vmware or other virtualisation software?

19-02-2009, 01:00	#20
mischievious Inactive Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Somewhere in the UK Services: Sky Posts: 255	Re: Unmountable_Boot_Volume Based upon the evidence I would have to agree that the issue looks (at this stage) to point to the fact that you may possibly be a very unlucky person indeed. Assuming that we are down to just the drives I would be tempted to connect them to a working machine either as secondary drives or through a USB caddy and then running chkdsk on them. If this is clean it maybe possible that some software you use is causing all this grief. e.g. do you play with vmware or other virtualisation software?