The NTFS file system of my XP SP3 essential! engineering workstation has been corrupted by CHKDSK.Per KB327009, after "moving a lot of data and the NTFS security info associated with that data", CHKDSK reported errors and "fixed" them by deleting security IDs on all files and replacing them with default security IDs. The problem is acknowledged as a Microsoft fault and a hotfix was offered.This situation is widely reported on web. I have researched CHKDSK and NTFS technical details and understand the basic mechanism. I found only one report of a solution which involved direct MS support and use of MS internal tool CorrectSD.I need to open a ticket for priority no-charge MS technical support resolution of this problem. Please reply to this message ASAP. 1 person needs an answerI do too

The NTFS file system of my XP SP3 essential! engineering workstation has been corrupted by CHKDSK.Per KB327009, after "moving a lot of data and the NTFS security info associated with that data", CHKDSK reported errors and "fixed" them by deleting security IDs on all files and replacing them with default security IDs. The problem is acknowledged as a Microsoft fault and a hotfix was offered. This situation is widely reported on web. I have researched CHKDSK and NTFS technical details and understand the basic mechanism. I found only one report of a solution which involved direct MS support and use of MS internal tool CorrectSD.I need to open a ticket for priority no-charge MS technical support resolution of this problem. Please reply to this message ASAP.

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Hi,Can you explain the circumstances that led to the use of CHKDSK? If CHKDSK finds errors on a hard drive, the corrupt area is quarantined and any information in that area maybe lost to ensure further disk integrity.If you’d like to contact Microsoft Technical Support please refer to the link below:http://support.microsoft.com/kb/295539 DianaMicrosoft Answers Support EngineerVisit our Microsoft Answers Feedback Forum and let us know what you think.If this post helps to resolve your issue, please click the "Mark as Answer" or "Helpful" button at the top of this message. By marking a post as Answered, or Helpful you help others find the answer faster.