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jim evans
When I run chkdsk at the command line it lists about 15 files that
have problems. Most error messages say "The first allocation unit is
not valid." A couple say, "The size of the file is not valid."
Then is says run chkdsk with it /F option to correct errors.
I do this and it says the scan is scheduled for the next bootup. I
think this runs ScanDisk. Whatever it runs, scans the disk when I
reboot (taking longer to do it than chkdsk) and reports "Found no
problems"
Chkdsk thinks there are several problems and lists them. ScanDisk
thinks there are disk/file errors.
What does this mean and how do I get them to agree.
Incidentally, when I do a defrag it lists a bunch of files it says it
can defrag. I don't know if these problems are related?
jim
have problems. Most error messages say "The first allocation unit is
not valid." A couple say, "The size of the file is not valid."
Then is says run chkdsk with it /F option to correct errors.
I do this and it says the scan is scheduled for the next bootup. I
think this runs ScanDisk. Whatever it runs, scans the disk when I
reboot (taking longer to do it than chkdsk) and reports "Found no
problems"
Chkdsk thinks there are several problems and lists them. ScanDisk
thinks there are disk/file errors.
What does this mean and how do I get them to agree.
Incidentally, when I do a defrag it lists a bunch of files it says it
can defrag. I don't know if these problems are related?
jim