How do i fix my partition that is labeled pqrp after partition magic failed?
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can you still read from the partition,\nwhat were you trying to do, move or resize the partition\nif you cannot read the partition ie if it is the boot partition can you load windows.\n\nif not it will bw quite difficult without specialist software
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First step would be to defragment the troublesome partition.  If the problem still persists try a 'Restore' point where the computer was behaving itself.
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Use Fdisk to delete the partition then Reinstall Windows. Doubt its a dead harddrive
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there are way too many things that could be wrong.  \ndepending on what u did right before this happened there could be a million possible solutions.  \n\nbut try this, u will probably reformat the drive and reinstall windows.  if u messed with the inside of your computer or bios then thats probably not it.
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I did it with a restart in DOS mode or a force delete with some programs. Just make sure that there is no program that run it at that moment.
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you could just throw in a windows xp cd and delete the partitions\nthen format it back to ntfs
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May be a corrupted XP file.  DId you install anything new prior to getting the message, or done any updates?... I agree with the above suggestion.  Have you thought of doing a System Restore, too?
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try doing a system restore
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try the fix and restore in dos it might help\n\nscanreg/fix\nscanreg/restore
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click on my computer, select properties, advanced , start up and recovery and make changes there. It will solve ur problem.
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chek your disk for errors dude!! after make a format if u can myde help!!
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What are you trying to put on in its place? If it is a Windows operating system just delete the partition and recreate it as an NTFS one during the Windows installation.
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If your computer came with a RESTORE disk, you can try that.  The problem might arise if you reformatted with Windows XP with the new NTFS format.  You would have to DELETE the partition and start over.  \n\nIf you have 128MB of memory, I recommend that you just ADD more memory and stick with Windows XP.    Visit http://www.CoastMemory.com\n\nRemember, when you upgraded from Windows ME, you were not happy.   Going back won't make you happy either.
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Using Oracle 10g, navigate to administration in the enterprise manager.\nNext click on "initialization parameters" and set the datafiles to point to the datafile(data.dmp)\n Or use rman to perform recovery!
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you can try from a command prompt,  fdisk (drive letter) /mbr\nthat will restore the master boot record if it damaged, or you can go to the makers site and download their tools and diagnostic software and see if it can do it
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it;s not your bios ...try setup the bios default settings, try then ...and if this dos'n work...\n\nalso try making new partitions
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I don't know why they still make that program. It has NEVER worked.  I'm sorry to tell you this, but it's probably all gone.\n\nYou can try a program like "Restorer 2000 Pro" but I doubt its going to work if you've already re-partitioned it.\n\nhttp://www.bitmart.net/