[stuart813]

did this problem occur after a format or have you been in the bios ??

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havnt been in bios
didnt do a format

[Jolen98]

havnt been in bios
didnt do a format

[stuart813]

used any software like partition manager or similar ??

[Jolen98]

no why should i

[stuart813]

only a question trying to help

[Jolen98]

i know sorry to answer lik that every1 here is being helpful

[gerryf]

DO NOT CHANGE ANYTHING

start > run
regedit
<ENTER>

navigate to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\MountedDevices
in the left hand folders.

In the right pane, look for

"\DosDevices\????:"

What do you see?

[Jolen98]

what else can i do
i would like my drive back to normal

[gerryf]

should be SEVERAL entries

[gerryf]

what else can i do
i would like my drive back to normal

2 minutes between posts....patience.

This is an EXTREMELY rare occurance.

After you do as I noted, i need you to

start > run
eventvwr.msc
<enter>

Look under systems and applications for items with red Xs that happened at the SAME this problem began...

btw, are all your programs functioning?

[Jolen98]

\DosDevices\A:
\DosDevices\F:
\DosDevices\M:
\DosDevices\N:
\DosDevices\O:

that is what i see

[Jolen98]

what ones should i look for with the red xs

[gerryf]

when did this start? (the switch?)

Look under BOTH at the time the errors first appeared.

[Jolen98]

im not finding any with the same time
the one that is coming up alot on the system one is

Service Control Manager
the following boot-start or system-start driver(s) failed to load:
AmdK7
Fips

[Jolen98]

thxs for every1's help i just want my drive back to normal take your time peeps