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Hi
I'm trying to copy an Excel file from one drive to another and get the
message cyclic redundancy error.
Can anyone tell me what this means?
Thanks
Ron Lea


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Default cyclic redundancy check

Yep..

Looks like your target drive is kaput.

It happens most often on floppy-disk and
directwrite CD-Roms, but can happen on harddisk.

But it's time for some housekeeping !

Sub HoueKeeping()
chkdsk WITHOUT THE REPAIR.

if problem=true then
BACKUP your Files.
endif
if problem=true and backup=done then
chkdsk WITH repair
defrag
endif


if not Problem=solved then
if money=enough then
buy new disk
copy (good) files from original
else
backup!
format
restore
endif
end if
end sub

<grin
sorry.. :(


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Hi
I'm trying to copy an Excel file from one drive to another and get the
message cyclic redundancy error.
Can anyone tell me what this means?
Thanks
Ron Lea




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