Windows 2000 and running Chkdsk /F /R on the D: \drive

We ran Chkdsk /F /R on the D: drive of a Windows 2000 std server and did it
thru DOS prompt , we didn't run it during reboot but while the OS was up..
and answered yes to the 'Invalid Handles' warning message.

Is there a way to get the D:drive back functional? it shows up in Disk Mgmt
as the D: drive but in properties shows 0 byes but show the disk size of 16gb
if viewed thru Disk mgmt?

Thanks,

If you have no backups you might try one of the disk recovery services.
Probably wouldn't spin it up till you decide.



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"criechton" wrote:
> We ran Chkdsk /F /R on the D: drive of a Windows 2000 std server and did
> it
> thru DOS prompt , we didn't run it during reboot but while the OS was up..
> and answered yes to the 'Invalid Handles' warning message.
>
> Is there a way to get the D:drive back functional? it shows up in Disk
> Mgmt
> as the D: drive but in properties shows 0 byes but show the disk size of
> 16gb
> if viewed thru Disk mgmt?
>
> Thanks,