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0 bytes ADF Files
Hi
I have been using WinUAE for a while now and have never had any problems until now.... Recently I went to 'Select Disk Image' to put an adf file in the drive and was told that the "selected disk image is damaged or unformatted". I went to the folder on my computer where I store the adf files and found that almost all of them (mainly games and coverdisks) were reading as 0 bytes, although all the files are still visible. This might be a problem with my computer rather than WinUAE, but any suggestions would be appreciated. I'm running WinUAE 1.0.0 on Win XP Thanks |
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Peter
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Sowerby Bridge,UK
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Try running Chkdsk or use a more advanced program such as Norton Diskdoctor.
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Hi Peter
Thanks for the suggestions. I've tried doing what you suggested and various other virus/spyware/housekeeping tools and none seem to make a difference. But I shall rise from the ashes again! <sound of hysterical and confused laughter>. |
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