skipping drive c: because is not a ntfs, fat, or fat32 volume

[Clueso]

command = "chkntfs /c c:" It still boots, and shows up in paragon as
ntfs. If there is a site with more info let me know. It just won't do it and
I get this error. Thanks

 

[Shenan Stanley]

command = "chkntfs /c c:" It still boots, and shows up in
paragon as ntfs. If there is a site with more info let me know. It
just won't do it and I get this error.

Start button --> RUN --> type in:

chkdsk c: /f /r

Click OK.

Reboot.

If that doesn't work - in Windows XP...

Assuming you don't have any strange recovery partitions or multi-boot
setups...

Start button --> RUN --> type in
cmd
--> Click OK.

In the command prompt, type in:
diskpart
and press ENTER. This should start the DISKPART interface.

Type:
select disk 0
Press Enter.

Type:
select partition 1
Press Enter.

Type:
detail partition
Press Enter.

Copy that down and paste it here...

Something like:

Partiton 1
Type : 07
Hidden: No
Active : Yes

Volume 2 C NTFS Partition 30 GB Healthy System