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Fixing HDD error; 1527 Bad update sequence number
Right, I'm trying to resize a WinXP partition on a 60GB disk so I can put Ubuntu on the same disk. Using partition magic 8 but it tells me thats there are too many errors on the disk to perform the operation, specifically ;

error       1527           Bad update sequence number

This shows up about 5 or 6 times on the disk. The suggested fix; to run chkdsk/scandisk, doesn't make any difference, the errors remain. Only about 5GBs are used on the disk and I've been trying to resize to 15GB. I've also defragmented it several times and it's now in apparently pristine condition. But still no joy.

Was hoping someone could recommend a disk scan program capable of repairing these. Any recommendations?
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Offline Fury

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Re: Fixing HDD error; 1527 Bad update sequence number
Why don't you move all the stuff on that disk to another and then repartition it from scratch?

 
Re: Fixing HDD error; 1527 Bad update sequence number
Yeah, probably will, but its just giving me annoying permission errors; I have it attached to another pc as a slave. I'm just feeling a bit lazy.
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Offline jr2

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