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If
bad
sectors are
found
in
a subdirectory
file,
select
a
course
of
action
for
the subdirectory
from
the Logical Drive
Markbad
box. This
box
displays the
name
of
the subdirectory,
its
address
location,
and
your
choices
for
a
course
of
action.
A
Logical Drive
Markbad
A
Subdirectory
E:\SAMPLDIR
Bad sector: 801-
Cluster
:
353_
I
Delete directory only
1
I
Delete directoru and files
I
I
Ignore bad sector
~|
Select Delete Directory
Only
to
delete the
directory structure
and
save
the
deleted
directory
files
to
the root
directory.
All files
saved
to
the
root directory
will
be
named
"TMPnnnn"
where
"nnnn" stands
for
the
starting
hexadecimal
cluster
address
of
the
file.
Select
Delete
Direc-
tory
And
Files to
delete the
directory structure
and
all
of
its
files.
Select Ignore
Bad
Sector
if
you
don't
want
to
take
any
action
at
all.
Saving
files
to
the root directory
of
a
full
partition typically
takes a
few
minutes.
Note:
If
a
bad
sector
is
found
in
a
lost
cluster,
an
alert
box appears
giving
you
the option
of
marking
the
cluster.
A
lost
cluster
is
a
segment
of
data
that, for
some
reason,
is
unaccounted
for
and
inaccessible
to
the
user.
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