I am not sure if this will help, but I had an NTFS problem once and need a
program from the NT Resource Kit. I think it was called FTedit. It
allowed me to edit the drive description table and add a missing drive.
Maybe it will help
JOhn :|
At 06:18 PM 8/19/1998 +100, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Earlier on today I posted a question about upgrading from one processor
Kernal
>to Multiprocessor kernal. I tried using the uptomb.exe program and ended up
>having an ntfs error on loading.
>
>To cut a long story short.....
>
>I had two mirrored drives of 3G each, I broke the mirror and formatted one
drive.
>The other drive which formed part of the mirror is now being seen as an
UNKNOWN
>format.
>
>Fdisk in DOS can see that the drive is an NTFS drive.
>
>I have tried the editreg program that is mentioned in the support section
@microsoft.com
>but that did not help. The drive format is still shown as unknown.
>
>I have very valuable data on the drive which I really need to access
urgently.
>Does anyone know what I can do? If you mention the use of a utility I would
>really appreciate your pointing me towards its direction.
>
>Thanks
>
>David Thake
>Malta
>
>
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