WHATEVER YOU DO, JUST BACKUP THOSE FILES. I had a major crash with two HDDs going bad, and one trying to take over the File Allocation Tables of another, trashing a week spent trying to recover files (And as I go through them, some of the recovered files may have to go). Powerquest's LOST AND FOUND is a fantastic program for recoveriing files lost (even on a format), but I'd rather backup than have to recover stuff again. I have a semi-permanent solution right now, but back 'em up!

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