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 Flurry Level: 37 Posts: 198/260 EXP: 331910 Next: 6343 Since: 03-01-07 From: NC, US Last post: 5130 days Last view: 5130 days |
I recently bought a new Hard Drive to store all my anime/movies/music and all was right with the world. Until now that is... A while ago while copying a movie from a disk, Windows Explorer would continuously spit out an error and close as soon as I opened the folder with the movie in it in explorer. I figured, maybe the disk was fucked up, so I just deleted the movie and everything else was perfectly fine. Now however, after moving a pretty massive 36GB to it in one pop (Ranma 1/2 btw lol) it does the same thing when I go to one of the season folders that the episodes are organized in. I tried to look up what it could be and the only things I found that seemed like it would work was http://www.villanova.edu/artsci/college/it/support/explorer_error.htm
and http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=817768 neither of which worked (I changed the registry value to 0x10000000 (268435456) because I figured the higher number the better....) The message generated is usually just the standard "Windows Explorer has encountered an error and needs to close." but it sometimes it says "The exception Integer division by zero. (0xc0000094) occurred in the application at location 0x0325dd11. Click OK to terminate CANCEL to debug." Also, when I attempt to mount it in Linux (PCLOS 2007) it fails, saying there's an error ao SuperBlock, or codepage error. Any ideas as to what is wrong and how I can fix it? The files all can be read and opened just fine, I think, I haven't actually opened all of them though. It's a Western Digital 750GB internal HDD, 7200 rpm SATA 3.0Gbps, 16MB cache, "green" series.  ____________________ 
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 Yellow Stalfos Level: 71 Posts: 767/1145 EXP: 3036197 Next: 130917 Since: 07-06-07 From: Québec Last post: 3628 days Last view: 2880 days |
Problems in Internet Explorer should be ignored since Internet Explorer isn't supposed to be used in the first place... |
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Flurry Level: 37 Posts: 199/260 EXP: 331910 Next: 6343 Since: 03-01-07 From: NC, US Last post: 5130 days Last view: 5130 days |
Nowhere in my post do I make a reference to Internet Explorer, although I hate it as much as everyone else. I'm talking about Windows Explorer, the program that handles files and folders on your Hard Drive. It keeps fucking up and I don't want my 130-some Gigabytes of data to get corrupted. ____________________
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Hats Steam Board2 group Level: 121 Posts: 3269/3965 EXP: 19781673 Next: 275023 Since: 02-19-07 From: Sweden, Skåne Last post: 3303 days Last view: 2054 days |
Also to clarify, the bar in Windows with the Start menu button... that's Windows explorer. ____________________ AIM: gamefreak1337, MSN: Emil_sim@spray.se, XMPP: ailure@xmpp.kafuka.org
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Yellow Stalfos Level: 71 Posts: 768/1145 EXP: 3036197 Next: 130917 Since: 07-06-07 From: Québec Last post: 3628 days Last view: 2880 days |
That's right, it's like a bad reflex because of the word "Explorer"... |
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 The Guardian Moloch whose eyes are a thousand blind windows! Level: 124 Posts: 2372/4196 EXP: 21535729 Next: 300872 Since: 02-19-07 From: Ithaca, NY, US Last post: 473 days Last view: 85 days |
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Flurry Level: 37 Posts: 200/260 EXP: 331910 Next: 6343 Since: 03-01-07 From: NC, US Last post: 5130 days Last view: 5130 days |
Holy Shit.... That's what it was I guess.... Which doesn't make any sense.... how that affects Linux mounting it..... Maybe has something to do with the either/or the fact that A.) I have VLC installed which could be trying to render thumbnails, B.) There's so many files in the same folder, C.) Filename character limit on NTFS? Hell I don't know, B couldn't be it because it fucked up originally with just ONE 800MB movie file....
Confusing, confusing.... EDIT: Oh, now it fucks up when I right click sometimes in those large folders. If it is related to VLC context in Explorer (right click menus, rendering thumbnails, etc etc) it still doesn't explain Linux not being able to mount it. Again, ____________________
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The Guardian Moloch whose eyes are a thousand blind windows! Level: 124 Posts: 2373/4196 EXP: 21535729 Next: 300872 Since: 02-19-07 From: Ithaca, NY, US Last post: 473 days Last view: 85 days |
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Flurry Level: 37 Posts: 201/260 EXP: 331910 Next: 6343 Since: 03-01-07 From: NC, US Last post: 5130 days Last view: 5130 days |
I ran check disk, I don't remember if it was before or after trying to mount it in Linux. Anyways, I just noticed it does it even if I just highlight a file in those folders and if I right click. Changing the view mode to details prevented it from crashing when I opened the folder at least. I just don't get it... ____________________
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The Guardian Moloch whose eyes are a thousand blind windows! Level: 124 Posts: 2374/4196 EXP: 21535729 Next: 300872 Since: 02-19-07 From: Ithaca, NY, US Last post: 473 days Last view: 85 days |
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Flurry Level: 37 Posts: 202/260 EXP: 331910 Next: 6343 Since: 03-01-07 From: NC, US Last post: 5130 days Last view: 5130 days |
hmmm... I just uninstalled VLC and ran a quick check disk (didn't automatically fix file system errors or scan for bad sectors) and nothing came up then booted into Linux, same problem. Error message comes up
"Mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sdb1.\missing codepage or other error." On a lighter note, it seems to work fine in Windows now, albeit one crash when I right clicked a lot of files back to back. I also just thought it might be McAfee's active Virus Prevention, it seems like something related to McAfee fucked up my friend's right clicking of anything, but I could be wrong. This is annoying....
Also, is there any way to disable all of these "conveniences?" Such as the task sidebar, the context menus of programs when you right click files. Oh, and do you know of any good stand alone NTFS HDD scanner/repair? ____________________
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Hats Steam Board2 group Level: 121 Posts: 3270/3965 EXP: 19781673 Next: 275023 Since: 02-19-07 From: Sweden, Skåne Last post: 3303 days Last view: 2054 days |
Posted by blackhole89Actually it will if you force it. I had to do that once when I had a drive marked unclean due to a (panic-induced) shutdown. I then mounted the NTFS partition manually with --force and removed the troubling malware I had. It's probably dangerous if Windows is in "hibernation" and could cause corruption. If you forcingly turned off the computer, Windows shouldn't be in hibernation anyway and it should be safe to forcingly mount the disc... ____________________ AIM: gamefreak1337, MSN: Emil_sim@spray.se, XMPP: ailure@xmpp.kafuka.org
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Posted by Ailure There's a very limited set of situations where it's safe to forcibly mount the volume[1], and that's not one of them. There is a good reason the driver refuses to mount the volume when it is marked dirty. [1] Actually, it's always safe to mount read-only (the ro option), since nothing is ever written in that mode (thus "read only"), the most that could happen is some harmless reading errors due to a corrupted filesystem. |
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Flurry Level: 37 Posts: 213/260 EXP: 331910 Next: 6343 Since: 03-01-07 From: NC, US Last post: 5130 days Last view: 5130 days |
Problem Solved.
My primary Hard Drive got a virus, probably because I was trying to crack some fucking program... Thank you torrent sites... Anyways, installing Windows Vista solved my problem. I'm having problems with some legacy software though (I'm looking at you System Shock 2  )____________________
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