can anybody help me

[angi_]

ok thanxs alot  

[angi_]

ok i turned on this morning and grrrrrrrrrrrr   it booted when i pressed my name just b4 the welcome screen then again after that!went to chk disk gave a volume serial number said a couple of things first allocation units werent valid then came up with a big list saying first allocation units werent valid then sorted them and was ok?  any ideas plzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

[galooma]

can you check if those files that you moved have been re-created when you re-booted?

[angi_]

hmmm  i switched on this morning and grrrrrrrrrr  it siwtched off lol   it did a chk disk thing  and came up with first allocation units not valid   any ideas?

[angi_]

soory didnt see reply i will try now

[angi_]

ok they are not showing up on hijack this as being there any more any ideas?

[Eddy]

Allocation errors can be caused by many things. Damage OS, bad motherboard, bad cable, bad harddrive and such. I suggest you get the drive diagnostic utillity from the manufacturer and test the drive to start with.

[angi_]

ok i did that and it says my drive is fine went to pcpitstop and checked other things too and they were all fine but it did it again this morning? i know i pron shouldnt ask here just not sure where else to?

[Eddy]

Allocation errors are many times caused by hardware issues. Sometimes a faulty OS or a bad dirver is is the cause. I suggest you repair them, if you have not done so already, with a disk util like Norton Diskdoctor. Make sure you create backups of important data on a regular base, just to prevent you loosing it when it really goes wrong. HERE is a nice explanation on how HD's work which you may want to read in the mean time. Keep an eye on the problem and if it keeps comming back, start a new thread in "off-topic" since this is not Avast or virus related.

Good luck.