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Awesome. Thanks for your help and suggestions. I'll figure something out sooner or later. Recover, reformat, return

That's on your own risk!
Wouldn't you rather wait until you have another disk to have a try to copy your data?
It's better to do nothing as to do something wrong.
It's in any case better than to precipitate something!

Fiona

Decisions, decisions! I guess I'll wait until I can find a better answer ...

Ok, downloaded it. I still have another version of it scanning to fix the BS. I guess I'll shut it down (only got to 67% anyways).

Here's what Analyse -> Quick Search brought up:
partition.JPG

So yeah, nothing wrong. I guess it's really just a messed up filesystem :|

I'll run chkdsk real quick ...

TestDisk makes in Quick and Deeper Search each first primary partition bootable.
That's easily predefind.
Often helpful if users write a partition table and didn't consider to set a primary active partition.

It looks like that your file system is damaged.
Migt be advisable to copy/backup your data ...

Info first!
Hard Drive:
ADATA HDD SH93 500GB

Use: 5 months
Partitions: One
Used space: Less than 100GB
Usage: Data Storage (No OS)
Format: FAT32 (LBA) [/color]

Current Computer (at an Internet Shop here in the Philippines):
Microsoft Windows XP SP3 Professional
Running with Deep ...