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Try Chkdsk and Disk Defragmenter.

A Reformat should fix it, but if it happens again, send the Hard Drive back for a replacement if still under warrantee. However, I don't think you can retrieve the data...DO NOT REFORMAT UNTIL SOME MORE PEOPLE HAVE REPLIED - THERE MAY BE A WAY TO RETRIEVE THE DATA!

The problem is likely due to the 2 Sticks interacting with each other. Either they don't go well together, or, by using 2 Sticks, you are consuming more Power than your PSU can supply (2x256MB takes twice as much Power as 1x512MB Stick...it's not the size, but how many you have and what Speed...

What's "Win 98 XP Home Edition"? lol... If you mean Windows 98, then your Memory is adequate, and I would run Adaware (Search for "Adaware" on Google). If you mean XP Home, then you may need more Memory, but I would still advise trying Adaware...

Isn't it better to turn off the Power but leave the Power Plug in so that if you have any Static Electricity in you, it goes back through the Earth Wire without damaging equipment? (Of course, this doesn't apply for European or US Plugs as they don't have Earth Wires - UK ones do)...

Corrupt files can be caused by many things, but most likely Hard Drive minor (or major) errors. Right-Click all of your Hard Drives and click Properties. Then go to the Tools Tab and choose "Check Now". Select "Automatically Fix File System Errors". It will ask if you want to schedule a Disk...

Sorry, forgot to mention that I get this error after about 3 retpyes of my Password: "The .NET Passport service is currently unavailable at this Web site for one of these reasons: • The site may contain an error or be experiencing a problem that affects the .NET Passport service. • The...

I also have this problem. I cannot log into Hotmail, it keeps asking me to retpye my password. I have tried everything on the Microsoft Help thingy except to check if other users can use it. I will do that now...

Yes, try that. If it is an XP Boot Disk, use Chkdsk If it is a 98/ME Boot Disk, use Scandisk. It should fix it, if not, report back.

This happened to me, and everytime, whatever I chose, it rebooted after a brief Blue Screen. What you need is to choose the one with something like "Command Prompt" in it (perhaps "Safe Mode with Command Prompt"), and then run chkdsk. One of your core System Files has become corrupt and is...

www.google.co.uk -> Search for "Adaware"