Solution for the Erecovery Partition!!!

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  1. judeh101

    judeh101

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    Might be, because this worked with my 120GB.
     
    judeh101, Sep 29, 2008
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    Hy! I've got a 160 Gib HD AA1, I made it by your steps, and it's written back to "12" me too. I've got a message: "The ending head value for table entry 1 must be less than 198.". The value is 254... Any idea...?
     
    bigsee, May 10, 2009
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    did you try running admin?
    And the program itself is sort of glitchy. Restart it several times ;)
     
    judeh101, May 14, 2009
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    Yes, wxp sp2 compatibility, and "run as admin..." The answer the same, the ending head value must be lower than 198, and it is 254...
     
    bigsee, May 14, 2009
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    this method might not work for 160GB versions, I'm not sure.
     
    judeh101, May 14, 2009
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