wow im really impressed that your company has that many worlwide nodes wht is that suppose to mean? you can only fix so many at one time . when you run chkdsk /r and it cannot fix that sector then you run chdsk /f and fix it i do this on daily basis maybe im not one of 5 senior/lead infrastructure engineers for a world wide company with 486,000+ nodes . wow thats great im very impressed with your knowledge .but ill tell u i can run with the best of them to bad you couldnt help someone repair their hard drive you could only tell them how to buy a new hard drive . i would have thought some one being that you a microsoft mvp u could help some one fix a problem that is easily fixed without having to buy a hardrive . ive showed this email to many friends and technical gurus and i think you are a fraud .486,000 nodes , 27 nodes in you house ? ok this isnt a pissing match i could care less im not impressed . i think i can handle my job pretty good , i read one of you articles about how to hide original the url address of your website , why dont you tell people how to spoof emails too. its a good thing u dont work for me cause every time a blue screen came up and you decided its time to replace the harddrive you would be fired for costing the company $ ,and i think the only place you are highly regarded on the net is on this board .good luck managing all those nodes . i deal with real bussiness people and usually the guys who got it dont brag unlike you . im very open minded . just not impressed by you and you copy and pasting skills.
You are out of your mind and you still do not know what you are talking about. As most normal people can see from the MICROSOFT WEBSITE I POSTED, chkdsk /r implies chkdsk /f which means it INCLUDES it but has more functionality. You can either stop giving poor advice where you so desparately try to shed some sort of knowledge, putting others at risk or you can be banned from this forum. It's also not about the blue screen, you fail to see the forest through the trees. It is about the derivative, which is a platter going bad, that is causing the blue screen. I explained this to you in the last post, but you fail to see the engineering standpoint.
As far as what I do and who I work for along withb owning my own company I put that out there because you started to read off your resume of the whole 50 nodes you service. Give me a break buddy, you have no credentials, and you give poor advice. You are going to make someone lose data if you haven't already.
And oh, as far as the MVP thing goes, Microsoft seems to think I know what I am talking about since they award that to about 60 people a year unlike the MCSE which is in the hundreds of thousands. Since I was awarded it 4 years in total, thats not too bad.
Yes, of course I could teach people how to spoof emails too, but what does that have to do with this discussion?
Copy and pasting skills? If you only knew my name and you looked it up on the net you would see that I am very publicized.
In the end, I have not seen a crdible, articulate comment or direction on how to solve a problem. You give people advice that could potentially lose their data. And the best part is, NONE, and I mean NONE of your solutions make logical sense.
Have fun with your little network buddy. The older you get, the more you will realize just how little you know. Well, hoopefully, anyway. That way you may be able to step up to administering 60 or even a 100 nodes once you finally understand the fundamentals of Windows. LMFAO
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