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Julian On 31/01/16 10:57, Kevin Lucas wrote:
YOu can do this within win 7 as advised by right clicking on the C drive in My Pc, then using tool click the check disk for errors ( and fix them). It will then say it can as it's being used but will set it to run on next reboot. So reboot allow chkdsk to run and fix errors. Again reboot after so the disk should be clean ... Then reboot to Linux and carry on If you do actually have "Bad Blocks" physical damage then its a New disk! On Sat, 2016-01-30 at 23:58 +0000, Julian Hall wrote:Hi All, I'm trying to make space on my HD to increase the Home partition (in the long run to host VMs). To cut a long story short I want to move an NTFS partition but GParted keeps saying there are errors on it and I have to boot into Windows 7 and 'run chkdsk /f /r and then reboot twice to fix the errors.' It then says I can run 'ntfsresize --bad-sectors' (no idea how to do that). I have run chkdsk and rebooted twice and gparted still won't move the partition. I've uploaded the error details to my website - http://www.kaotic.co.uk/gparted_details.htm and I would be grateful if someone could take a look and advise me what I am supposed to do next. I have full backups of everything I need. Kind regards, Julian
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