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Avg Free Edition, Test result,..Reading errors

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Seamey. T View Member Profile	Jul 9 2006, 07:58 AM Post #1
Member Posts: 108 From: Ireland OS: Windows,xp pro,SP2	Hi Guys,,,, ran Avg last night and my system was bug free,but on looking at the test result page i noticed at the top of the page 2 items marked in red. Partition table (MBR) Reading Error Boot Sector of Disk, Reading Error C: I have 2 hard drives on my system, C: is my main drive and i only use the other, E: as a slave drive. Everything seems to be running fine on my system but I am just curious about these as I have not noticed them before,should I worry. Any advice would be very much appreciated, Seamey. T

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