Computer Power failure during NTFS Compression

I have a mobile hard disk in my hand, which is mainly used to back up learning materials and work on my laptop.Composition.

With the passage of time, the available space of the hard disk is getting smaller and smaller, and it is often difficult to collect information (how fast the download speed is in China, you know.

Recently, when backing up the XP system disk, we found that the process of copying the partition of the. gho backup file to the partition on the mobile hardware was very slow. In addition, after the copy is complete, I found that. gho files occupy nearly half of the storage space. I was puzzled, and then inadvertently found that my mobile hard disk partition is in NTFS format, and one of the partition disk attributes is about the "compressed file" attribute. As a result, NTFS has a compression function, but it has always been used to WinRAR, so I didn't pay much attention to this problem.

As a result, I was overjoyed. I was crazy about compressing the files on various partitions of the mobile hard drive. The compression process was slow and lasted nearly hours.

 

During NTFS compression, accidental computer power loss occurs. As a result, after the restart, NTFS compression is performed on the hard drive partition again. When the system completes the sorting, an error such as # MFL File Corruption is prompted.

I was surprised. I opened the file resource manager and went to the mobile hard disk partition. I found all the files were gone and suddenly I was scared. OMG, my information!

 

With a try, shut down the computer system, remove the mobile hard disk, restart the system, plug in the mobile hard disk, and find that the information is still there. As a result, we performed NTFS compression again and found that there was still a file error message starting with the "$" letter. Therefore, we did not dare to try NTFS compression again.

 

Alas, I don't know how many damaged documents, and whether it will have any side effects on future use.

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