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nffc · 14-03-2005, 23:31

It could be anything, could be a bad sector, a FAT problem or a dodgy RAM issue.

Run chkdsk with surface analysis on your next reboot, preferably overnight- and see what it finds.

Try the usual like running AV, AS etc, as well.

14-03-2005, 23:31	#2
nffc cf.mega poster Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: chavvy Nottingham Age: 42 Services: Freeview, Sky+, 100 Mb/s VM BB, mega i7 PC, iPhone 13, Macbook Air Posts: 7,489	Re: Folder locations in Windows Explorer It could be anything, could be a bad sector, a FAT problem or a dodgy RAM issue. Run chkdsk with surface analysis on your next reboot, preferably overnight- and see what it finds. Try the usual like running AV, AS etc, as well. __________________