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Subject: Lost clusters, chains, and files
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Date: Wed, 10-Jun-87 13:49:00 EDT
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Posted: Wed Jun 10 13:49:00 1987
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Do a chkdsk b: /f.

This will convert the lost clusters to *.chk files which you just delete.

Lost clusters are parts of files who forgot who them belong to. They are
typically created by programs that don't close files before terminating
(or got hung and you rebooted the system.)