Since the last Windows XP updated, my computer always starts doing a check
disk to E disk, no anormal phrases when chkdk starts . My unique hard drive
is partitioned in 3 C,D, and E, my program files are in C and D&E are for
personal files.

I tried to make some checkpoint restores before last windows update and
these failed because after of restart the system says it couldn't do it. I
also tried to make a defragmentation and I couldn't because the system says
that I have scheduled a check disk.

I would like to know how I undo this check disk command

Open a command prompt window and execute this command:

chkntfs /x e:

This disables chkdsk from running on your E drive.

Here's detailed info on this utility:

CHKNTFS.EXE: What You Can Use It For
http://support.microsoft.com/default...roduct=win2000

The above article cites application to Windows 2000 but it also applies to
Windows XP.

"MAVERICK" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Since the last Windows XP updated, my computer always starts doing a check
> disk to E disk, no anormal phrases when chkdk starts . My unique hard drive
> is partitioned in 3 C,D, and E, my program files are in C and D&E are for
> personal files.
>
> I tried to make some checkpoint restores before last windows update and
> these failed because after of restart the system says it couldn't do it. I
> also tried to make a defragmentation and I couldn't because the system says
> that I have scheduled a check disk.
>
> I would like to know how I undo this check disk command