Hardware

Start by downloading and running any diagnostic utilities from the disk mfg.

They may have a low level format utility which may correct any problems with the drive.

Next, check out utilities from the links at;
www.fdisk.com/fdisk
or www.bootdisk.com
or www.drivermuseum.com

For about $25, you can replace the drive with a 2GB or larger used drive.

Chas

You can try
# doing low level partitioning from the bios setup and try Disk manager. use it with option dm/o and follow the instructions.

# u can try out Norton utilities for this problem they are real good.

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