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Cyclic Redundancy Error
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Hi,
I have a problem with my computer. Every time I right-click on a file, my external HD starts clicking very slowly (the same "clicking" it normally does at high speed when in use pulling a file).
I tried a refrag of the HD and it said it couldn't because of a corrupt file in a WinZip folder. I opened up the drive to see all the files. There's a WinZip folder in there that is empty. So I simply tried to delete it (or drag it to the Recycle Bin). Either way, I get the same error popup on my screen:
Cannot delete WinZip: Data error (cyclic redundancy check)
I'm running XP Home Edition on a P4. The HD is a FantomDrive connected by USB.
Basically, since the file is empty and was originally probably moved there along with other files I was just trying to keep backup copies of (before reformatting my main HD), I clearly don't need it or anything in it.
I just want to delete the file which will presumably get everything working again.
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks!
I have a problem with my computer. Every time I right-click on a file, my external HD starts clicking very slowly (the same "clicking" it normally does at high speed when in use pulling a file).
I tried a refrag of the HD and it said it couldn't because of a corrupt file in a WinZip folder. I opened up the drive to see all the files. There's a WinZip folder in there that is empty. So I simply tried to delete it (or drag it to the Recycle Bin). Either way, I get the same error popup on my screen:
Cannot delete WinZip: Data error (cyclic redundancy check)
I'm running XP Home Edition on a P4. The HD is a FantomDrive connected by USB.
Basically, since the file is empty and was originally probably moved there along with other files I was just trying to keep backup copies of (before reformatting my main HD), I clearly don't need it or anything in it.
I just want to delete the file which will presumably get everything working again.
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks!
Open a command prompt: click Start, choose Run, execute cmd .
Type: chkdsk <drive_letter>: /f
Where <drive_letter> is the drive letter assigned to your external HDD.
Type: chkdsk <drive_letter>: /f
Where <drive_letter> is the drive letter assigned to your external HDD.
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