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Chkdsk /f cannot fix volume bitmap errors

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gigglerx - 27 Jun 2005 20:54 GMT
Despite using chkdsk /f, the windows error check tool and recovery the error
remains.  When I recovered pc - there were no chkdsk errors untill system was
reprogrogrammed - then same errors reappeared.

Some people have suggested removing service pack 2 - is this barmy?

The pc is unusable at moment and is so bug ridden as to seem unfixable.

I have overhauled the system, optimised and defragmented disc, but to no
avail.
I am constantly getting the same error reported and none of the windows
tools can fix it.

If anyone knows  whats going on  I would most appreciate any advice. The
pc's sevice team say 'it's nothing to worry about'  (huh!)  and  yet things
are progressing and seem to be degrading.  Please help.
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP] - 29 Jun 2005 18:10 GMT
This question would best be asked in an operating system newsgroup.

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Despite using chkdsk /f, the windows error check tool and recovery the error
remains.  When I recovered pc - there were no chkdsk errors untill system was
reprogrogrammed - then same errors reappeared.

Some people have suggested removing service pack 2 - is this barmy?

The pc is unusable at moment and is so bug ridden as to seem unfixable.

I have overhauled the system, optimised and defragmented disc, but to no
avail.
I am constantly getting the same error reported and none of the windows
tools can fix it.

If anyone knows  whats going on  I would most appreciate any advice. The
pc's sevice team say 'it's nothing to worry about'  (huh!)  and  yet things
are progressing and seem to be degrading.  Please help.
 
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