TenEighty
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I purchased a Gateway t8636 laptop with Vista Home Premium 64bit (details in profile) for school on 8/17/08. The primary use of this machine is word processing, writing programs for my CSCI classes (C, C++, JAVA, LISP, more to come), and internet use. Thats it. I don't have any unnecessary things on this dedicated school machine.
When I first began using this machine, I installed Open Office and it worked well, until it began writing corrupt files and caused all sorts of problems. I removed OOO and ran SFC /scannow and somehow convinced chkdisk to work. I haven't had any corrupt file issues until today, when the folder c:\Dev-Cpp was completely corrupt. This is the folder containing my primary IDE, Bloodshed Dev C++, and everything was corrupted. Since I need Dev for almost everything I do, I reinstalled it in the directory c:\Dev-Cpp2. I don't think its the hard drive, I get the idea that Vista is corrupting these files somehow possibly due to a compatibility issue.
I have attached the results of the most recent sfc /scannow if it helps. I have read the tutorial, but I still cannot figure out how to repair some of the files. This time around, I have way more corrupt files than I did last time (I had 3-5 I believe).
I cannot have anymore failures on this machine! There are important documents that I must have to pass my classes. I am worried that the next time I use my laptop the My Documents folder will be corrupt, and I will have lost everything (except what I backed up to my external HD and my other machine).
I purchased a Gateway t8636 laptop with Vista Home Premium 64bit (details in profile) for school on 8/17/08. The primary use of this machine is word processing, writing programs for my CSCI classes (C, C++, JAVA, LISP, more to come), and internet use. Thats it. I don't have any unnecessary things on this dedicated school machine.
When I first began using this machine, I installed Open Office and it worked well, until it began writing corrupt files and caused all sorts of problems. I removed OOO and ran SFC /scannow and somehow convinced chkdisk to work. I haven't had any corrupt file issues until today, when the folder c:\Dev-Cpp was completely corrupt. This is the folder containing my primary IDE, Bloodshed Dev C++, and everything was corrupted. Since I need Dev for almost everything I do, I reinstalled it in the directory c:\Dev-Cpp2. I don't think its the hard drive, I get the idea that Vista is corrupting these files somehow possibly due to a compatibility issue.
I have attached the results of the most recent sfc /scannow if it helps. I have read the tutorial, but I still cannot figure out how to repair some of the files. This time around, I have way more corrupt files than I did last time (I had 3-5 I believe).
I cannot have anymore failures on this machine! There are important documents that I must have to pass my classes. I am worried that the next time I use my laptop the My Documents folder will be corrupt, and I will have lost everything (except what I backed up to my external HD and my other machine).
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My Computer
System One
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- Manufacturer/Model
- Gateway T6836
- CPU
- Core 2 Duo T5750 2.0GHz (x2)
- Memory
- 4Gb
- Graphics card(s)
- Mobile Intel 965 Express 448Mb
- Sound Card
- Sigma Tel High Definition Audio
- Screen Resolution
- 1280x800
- Hard Drives
- 300Gb SATA