Thank you for taking the time to reply!
How come you are using Testdisk when you have no noticeable error with your installation?
After the BSOD, chkdsk refused to even scan the drive, giving the obscure error message "corruption was found while examining the boot region", so I thought I'd ...
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- 01 Apr 2022, 14:14
- Forum: Filesystem repair
- Topic: exFAT: Save & Restore Boot Sector & Backup Boot Record Dump?
- Replies: 2
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- 30 Mar 2022, 23:24
- Forum: Filesystem repair
- Topic: exFAT: Save & Restore Boot Sector & Backup Boot Record Dump?
- Replies: 2
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exFAT: Save & Restore Boot Sector & Backup Boot Record Dump?
Hi all,
I am having a small problem with my exFAT partition (using Windows 10). After a BSOD, the exFAT boot sector and its backup sector are no longer identical :
screenshot1.jpg
However, they are both being listed as "OK". Looking at the dump, it is also not immediately clear which one I ...
I am having a small problem with my exFAT partition (using Windows 10). After a BSOD, the exFAT boot sector and its backup sector are no longer identical :
screenshot1.jpg
However, they are both being listed as "OK". Looking at the dump, it is also not immediately clear which one I ...
- 06 Oct 2021, 10:03
- Forum: Filesystem repair
- Topic: Testdisk detects lost partition on physical drive but not on dd image of that drive
- Replies: 2
- Views: 11088
Re: Testdisk detects lost partition on physical drive but not on dd image of that drive
Thank you for your feedback! I will use ddrescue as a default in the future.
- 04 Oct 2021, 10:29
- Forum: Filesystem repair
- Topic: Testdisk detects lost partition on physical drive but not on dd image of that drive
- Replies: 2
- Views: 11088
Testdisk detects lost partition on physical drive but not on dd image of that drive
Dear all,
I have created a dd image from a harddrive with a broken (NTFS) file system using Ubuntu. The dd process ran smoothly without any errors and within the expected time, leading me to the assumption that there is no technical fault with the drive but "only" a problem in the MFT and MFTmirr ...
I have created a dd image from a harddrive with a broken (NTFS) file system using Ubuntu. The dd process ran smoothly without any errors and within the expected time, leading me to the assumption that there is no technical fault with the drive but "only" a problem in the MFT and MFTmirr ...