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I was under the impression that bad sectors are only marked during a full disk format. I never remember chkdsk doing much fxn just a lot of chkng and infrming
The mp4 player IS brand new.
and it's a mere 32k of sillyness on over 8GB of goodness, ffs.
Chkdsk sucks bigtime, so does scandisk (i did do the full surface scan, and so on, of course, to no avail).
Commercially, there's little stuff available.
Most of them require a floppy, which i haven't got in my pc, and which would not see anything sata or usb, of course.
I'm a bit at a loss, i low-level formatted it a few times now, and still have no clue as to what i should look for, where's the bleeding Norton Disk Doctor, again?
There is a program called diskeeper, its actually a defrag program. But I have a feeling they do disk tools as well. And I imagine they would be good as the defrag is great.
to hong-kong?
It costed 40 euros, the shipping and waiting would be more expensive than that...
If i can manage to mark those sectors, fine, if not, i'll use it to the point where it doesn't generate cross-links (as i am doing now).
It's still below what a 2gb mp3 player would cost here...
neveryoumind, DaForce.
It's a bloody scam
That's simply why the thing would throw up errors.
It's NOT an 8gb player, it's a 1GB one with a memory cheat on it.
It writes ghost files (i thought it was bleeding quick, tbh), cocks them up in playback, and reports 8gb.
A bit of messing about with some utility revealed the scam.
As a 1gb player, it works flawlessly, though
Well, i got a full refund immediately through paypal, so i am sorted.
Now, the chaps wants it back, of course, but i am NOT willing to pay for the shipping to HK.
It's entirely his fraudolent behaviour that brought it upon him.
Ipods? Not for my life
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