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Scan Disk Defrag stop - Disk Surface Corrupted?

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Laura Lee - 19 May 2004 19:21 GMT
After a recommended driver update, Scan Disk and Defrad stopped working. I attempted to run a Defrag by another application (System Mechanics) and I get a warning message that it encountered a problem indicating physical corruption on the disk surface. I run System File Checker and I got news that File setupx.dll may be corrupted. After this I noticed many Icons look different (blank if with fuzzy color dots). The driver update appears to have been installed but it is still there to be downloaded again. Comp and internet runs ok but what can I make out of this mess? How can I locate the downloaded driver? What steps should I take to fix this problem? Thanks very much.
philo - 20 May 2004 08:56 GMT
> After a recommended driver update, Scan Disk and Defrad stopped working. I attempted to run a Defrag by another application (System Mechanics) and I
get a warning message that it encountered a problem indicating physical
corruption on the disk surface. I run System File Checker and I got news
that File setupx.dll may be corrupted. After this I noticed many Icons look
different (blank if with fuzzy color dots). The driver update appears to
have been installed but it is still there to be downloaded again. Comp and
internet runs ok but what can I make out of this mess? How can I locate the
downloaded driver? What steps should I take to fix this problem? Thanks very
much.

go to the website of your harddrives mfg and see if they have a diagnostic
utility

if it shows the drive as being defective...it's best to replace it before it
fails entirely
 
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