Scandisk has been replaced by Error Checking. Right click the drive you wish
to check for errors, select Properties, then the Tools tab, and finally
click the Error Checking - Check Now button.
For more information, open the Help and Support Center and search for: error
checking.
And what the hell is that supposed to impart to the original poster? Type chkdsk in a word document, notepad, regedit? If you have no valuable information to give then DON'T waste your time and the time of others. Put your brain in gear, if you actually have one, and compose a proper reply. If you only think you know how to start chkdsk, then keep your useless information to yourself. MALAKA!!!!!! greek for wanker by the way.
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