I think there is..you can use chkdsk to do it..the command is chkdsk/f (for
fix) BUT..WARNING WARNING When it fixes the sectors it will try to recover old
files that had previously been saved in that area so you need to BE SURE to
have a path specified for temp directory.. ie
(from the dos prompt) md temp (making temp dir) set temp=C:\temp (assigning the
system temp dir to the temp on the C: drive) chkdsk/f
Alex
the warning is because if you don't specify it somewhere it will write to your
root directory and when it hits 512 kiss goodbye to the drive.