修复移动硬盘文件或目录损坏且无法读取错误（Bug fix mobile hard disk file or directory is corrupted and unreadable.）.doc

修复移动硬盘文件或目录损坏且无法读取错误（Bug fix mobile hard disk file or directory is corrupted and unreadable.） Yesterday, when using a mobile hard disk to download files suddenly error, thought it was a small mistake and did not care, the direct shutdown, unplug the hard drive. Today, when I connect to my computer, I find the hard disk is unreadable and the XP prompt indicates that the file or directory is corrupted and unreadable. Changed a computer, tried, the problem remains. According to the prompt, this should only be the file directory index damage, repair index can. Because the hard drive is in NTFS format, its thought of using the CHKNTFS command to fix it, but it doesnt show up. Again, try using the CHKDSK /F command, which results in a fix, just stopped at first, and jumped out of the command line prompt to fix the failure. It seems that its not just the directory index. Is that the hard disk box? Then changed a hard disk box to try again, or not. Is the partition table error? Because the data displayed when you look at the disk attribute is 0, so try to fix the partition table. View partition information with SPFDISK, but the result is normal. Unknown, so I want to reset MBR. Reset MBR, restart into XP, the result is still the problem. Restart and then enter the DOS, with the support of NTFS KV3000 antivirus program scanning, you can read the disk, and the file directory and file are in. This shows that the file is not damaged, and that should still be the directory index problem, but why not use CHKDSK? Back to XP, again with CHKDSK /F command repair, I did not expect this time but successfully repaired completed. Open the disk, all the files are back, in addition to a small amount of damaged documents can not be opened, most of the other can be normal operation, especially in the important documents are intact. Thats strange. Why didnt you just now, but now you can? Is it because you reset MBR? Now that its fixed, remove the hard drive and load it back into your hard di