Re: Win2k Server client NTFS corruption problems

>>>>> "Xn" == Xn Nooby <xnooby@gmail.com> writes:

 Xn> Sorry I wasn't clear, it's actually a client machine that is
 Xn> getting corrupted. The server is fine. The other 20 client
 Xn> machines are also okay, several of which are also Windows 2003
 Xn> Server.

It's either a hardware problem or an OS bug. There's no way that an
application should be able to corrupt the file system. If CHKDSK
decides a directory is bad and has to be removed, the OS or hardware
messed up. (Either that, or you had a crash or powerfail at a bad
moment on a non-journaled file system. Is NTFS journaled? I forget.)

              paul

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Received on Wed Jan 4 21:18:12 2006