“File System is Damaged” Error in Windows XP While Starting?

I am using Windows XP operating system on my Compaq Presario notebook and today when I was starting the laptop, I got the following error message:

“Action carried out: CHKDISK
Status: Error: File system is damaged.
Start: 5/28/2009 4:31:49 PM
Finish: 5/28/2009 4:34:32 PM
Duration (hh:mm:ss): 00:02:43
Volume data
Serial number: B857-6A99
Device name: \Device\HarddiskVolume1
File system: NTFS
Total space: 232.87 GB (250,048,479,232 bytes)
Free space: 53.25 GB (57,179,824,128 bytes)
Total clusters: 61,046,992
Free clusters: 13,959,918
Sectors / cluster: 8
Bytes / sector: 512...”

As a result of which I am unable to access a single data stored in the hard drive. I have an important presentation to make next week and all the data is stored in the hard drive only. There is no backup and I really don’t know what to do. Can anybody help me out?

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martinachrist

As far as I think, the above mentioned error message might be due to some kind of corruption in the NTFS file system of your Windows XP operating system. I would advise you to reinstall the Windows XP operating system. In most of the cases, the problem is sorted out and you would then be able to access the data. Alternatively, you can run the CHKDSK command that would repair the corrupted files and help you in accessing the data. If the problem persists, then the solution to the problem is Windows XP Data Recovery software. The software makes use of high sophisticated scanning methods and would restore all the deleted data. The recovered data would get stored to a new location at any of your specified location on the hard drive. You can use the software with the other versions of Windows OS like Vista, Seven, 2003 etc and runs on all kinds of file system like FAT32, FAT16 including the NTFS file system.

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