hurleyc33

Nergal: Your question, "Does this still occur if you format the drive the attempt to wipe it" set me on the path to fixing my problem (Give your self a gold star). I used a bootable Super F Disc to check the old 250 gig Maxtor IDE HHD. After running Sup[er F Disc it reported that the partion was larger than the physical size of the drive, Don't under stand how that happened amd still allowed me to move all the exiting files to a larger HHD I had laying around. To fix the drive, I removed the MBR, made re-partioned the drive and re-formated (the program would only let me format Fat32) the

WinApp2.ini: Yes I have write access. Just coppied small file to the (f) drive. Do not understand "in the disk portion of CCleaner". Iam using the latest version of the free CCleaner. Nergal: Drive is internal and is running fine. Do not know how to run CCleaner in debug mode. I assume it is part of the full version of CCleaner.

I am the only user of my computer and have set up as an account administrator. I was using the Drive Wiper Tool. What is WFS Option?

Using: win xp OS Latest version of CCleaner Problem: Was denied access while trying to wipe a storage disk (with no OS on drive). Why, Is there a work around? Your help will be welcomed Hurleyc33