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If you are running this on the same server where the data is stored, then it is probably the UNC paths. Try changing the code to the physical path e.g. d:\data\shared\etc\file.vbs Mike Mike

First of all, check that in the General Options (where the hard disks are listed) that the drive is set to LBA. If this option is not there, then the problem is most likely a BIOS limitation. Go to the motherboard manufacturers website and download the BIOS upgrade for your specific motherboard...

Further to the above, I should have mentioned that you will probably lose you long file names as DOS only supports the DOS 8.3 format. Mike MIke Montgomery technical@mjm.co.uk http://datarecovery.mjm.co.uk Professional data recovery from hard disks, floppy disks zip and jaz drives. Free...

Try this .. Download NTFSDOS and boot the system from a windows 98 boot disk. Run NTFSDOS from floppy. This will mount the partitions so they can be read under dos. Use xcopy <path>\*.* /s to copy the folders and files to a a separate partition. If the corruption is too severe, this may not...

You will need to rebuild the partition table and (probably) the first boot sector of the hard disk - manually.. <br><br>If you need help with this, there are some details on the Microsoft website. Failing that there are some utilities that can do this for you.. If you look at <A...

Does the HDD spin up?<br>If it does, does it make any strange noises?<br><br>Whatever, data recovery companies could at least attempt to get your data back, and many of them offer a free diagnosis. Depending where you are, you should be able to find one in your area.<br><br>MIke<br>