banshee@ucscb.UCSC.EDU (Wailin' Through The Nets) (06/04/90)
My zenith PC has just developed an odd symptom. During some disk operations, we had a power flicker -- when the system was powered back, everything seemed to be fine until I tried to run pctool to undelete a file. "Error in FAT". I ran chkdsk, which responded with "Probable non-DOS disk. Continue?". My drive SEEMS to be fine. It accesses, it writes, everything is normal. When I tell chkdsk to continue it reports the disk as being fine. I ran Nortons Disk Doctor -- it reported that the FATs differed (2 on my drive) and corrected that. But chkdsk still claims that I have a "Non-DOS disk" even though eveything runs fine. I am concerned -- does anyone have any advice? banshee@ucscb.UCSC.EDU