Hi, everyone.

I can check file system with Windows Explorer
1. Clicking right mouse at Disk.
2. Select "Properties" menu.
3. Select "Tools" tap.
4. Select "Check now" at Error checking
5. Select "automatically fix file system errors"

I'd like to run "automatically fix file system errors" in every boot time.

Which component shoud be checked?

please help me.

thanks in advance,

Sanghyeon

Sanghyeon:

Your BootExecute key in the registry is probably blank. From a cmd prompt,
type "chkntfs /D" which will set the BootExecute registry value to the
default value of "autocheck autochk *". This way chkdsk will look for the
dirty bit set on all partitions, and if so, try to fix things up during
boot-up. You can test this, atleast for drive C:, by typing the following
from a cmd prompt then rebooting: "fsutil dirty set C:".

Also, if you are using the EWF then you do not want to run chkdsk on a
partition protected by the EWF.

HTH... Doug
"sanghyeon" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi, everyone.
>
> I can check file system with Windows Explorer
> 1. Clicking right mouse at Disk.
> 2. Select "Properties" menu.
> 3. Select "Tools" tap.
> 4. Select "Check now" at Error checking
> 5. Select "automatically fix file system errors"
>
> I'd like to run "automatically fix file system errors" in every boot time.
>
> Which component shoud be checked?
>
> please help me.
>
> thanks in advance,
>
> Sanghyeon
>
>
>