what kind of imaging software??
by SS,
I haven't gotten around to posting in the tech support forum. To elaborate, my 40 gig hard drive(which I bought last semester) came with a disk that allows you to, among other things, make an exact duplicate of one drive onto another drive. I was doing that and, when it was almost done, it came across a file that caused the whole process to abort. Now my comp won't boot up.
SS, are you using an imaging software of sorts. If this is the case, you may have damaged you hard drive. One of the limitations of imaging software is that both drives are usually required to be of similar size. Heads, cylinders, sectors, etc... If not it can and probably will damage the FAT. FDISK might be your only recourse. I'd check the docs on the imaging software and then their web site for any tech support possibilities. Please post more.
Do have any data that may be lost on your new 40 GB drive in performing a FDISK. If so, I'd make data recovery your first option.
Someone, pour me a drink. Sheesh, I believe we have a forum for these questions.

I guess SS is excused because she involuntarily volunteered for the wet t-shirt contest.

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