Corruption in official or NTFS USN log file can harm your NTFS volume and cause serious loss of data

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Corruption in official or NTFS USN log file can harm your NTFS volume and cause serious loss of data -

The USN journal (or Update Sequence Official Number) is a new feature introduced with NTFS v3. 0. which is responsible for keeping track of all the changes that occur to files, streams, and directories on NTFS volumes. It also records changes in their attributes or security settings. The '$ Log' files is another feature that is added to the NTFS file system. It is basically an NTFS log file that is used to record any meta changes to the NTFS volume. If these files become damaged due to any reason or contains some invalid records, it can cause the NTFS volume corruption. If the damaged volume is the boot volume, then it can make the system unbootable which would further result in the loss of all vital data stored in the system. To recover back the lost data from corrupted NTFS volume, you need to go for Windows partition recovery through a reliable third-party utility.

For example, using a computer based on Windows 00. When you try to access the volume of the NTFS file system based on the system, you may encounter one of the following error messages:

" the disk structure is corrupt and unreadable "

OR

" there is not enough disk space. "

If the damaged volume is your boot volume, you can also receive an error message on the computer reboot:

"Stop 0x0000007B (0x00000000, 0xC0000032, 0x00000000, 0x00000000)

Inaccessible_boot_device "

Cause:

$ UsnJrnl the file or the $ LogFile file contains some invalid records

STOP error will make your system unbootable and prevent access to valuable data stored in the system. In such situations, you can use a backup to restore the partition data. If you do not have a backup, follow the below mentioned resolution procedure

Resolution :.

You should follow these steps to resolve the STOP error:

Use a Windows XP operating system CD and restart the Windows 00-based system to the Recovery Console.

Click "Run" in the "Start" menu and then type 'Chkdsk.exe / r'

Click 'OK' and restart your system.

However, if the 'tool Chkdsk' is not able to detect errors and are not able to access the NTFS volume, you should take help of an efficient recovery software partition . These software can easily recover lost, deleted, or formatted data from corrupted NTFS, FAT, or exFAT file system-based partitions.

Stellar Phoenix Windows Data Recovery is an advanced tool to recover lost, deleted, or formatted files, documents, photos, emails, videos, etc from corrupted partitions in any situation of data loss. It helps us run a custom restore files based on their file type.

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