Sometimes typical issues occur in the Outlook Data file thus, you come across errors while opening Outlook, accessing data files (PST or OST) or working with emails. Data error (Cyclic redundancy check)” How can I resolve this problem? Any suggestion would be appreciated greatly." Yesterday while copying PST file from local computer to external hard drive I got an error message like “Cannot copy. Grateful if anybody could tell me if I can recover the data from the hard disk G:\.“Hi all, I need a solution for my problem. Mode failed this time during drivers installation.
I simply powered off the notebook and reboot with safe mode. However, when I wanted to shut down the system after my work, 'Shutdown' disappeared. One more thing I would like to mention is that before the boot-up failure of my HP Pro4321s, the window explorer seemed unstable as the mouse icon was in busy state for some while whenever I wanted to type a new to open a new webpage. (Please refer to the captured screen below). 'SYSTEM' properties could only be seen before I replied 'Y' to dismount the volume to proceed CHKDSK. The explorer could only showed properties of HP Recovery and HP_Tools. The factory hard disk contains 3 drives : one is C:\, one is HP Recovery, one is HP_Tools and a hidden 'SYSTEM'. Data error (cyclic redundancy check)' was displayed. I replied 'No' and Message : 'Error : G:\ is not accessible. Then, another pop-up window appeared : Drive G:\ You need to format the disk drive before you can use it. Had finished for this drive F:, it showed file rec segment 96-99 unreadable. Therefore, I answered 'YES' to dismount the volume and proceed. My HP Pro 4321s notebook (with Windows 7 Professional 32-bit installed) failed to boot up.Īs I did not backup the data files (this notebook was used for only a few months), I disconnected the notebook hard disk and installed it to an external disk case (SATA interface to connect my notebook harddisk and USB 2.0 interface for connection to otherĪfter I connected this external disk to another notebook (windows 7 Professional 64-bit), a pop-up window asking me to run CHKDSK for SYSTEM (F:) appeared.
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