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Repairing the ntfs.sys file in Windows
Hi
I have been attempting to fix a corrupted NTFS.sys file within an installed version of 64-bit Windows 7, but am running into an error.
I have booted from the Knoppix CD, opened a shell window and entered ‘su’ to access the root user facility. I then enter ‘cfdisk’ which should bring up a list of installed partitions. However, I am getting the following error:
‘Fatal Error: Bad primary partition 1: Partition ends in the final partial cylinder’
During installation, Windows 7 creates a reserved system partition before the main System partition, I assume that this error is caused by this process. Is there a way to get around this ?
Any help appreciated, but I have limited experience of Linux, so step by step instructions if possible please J
Cheers
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