chkdsk on every boot

[cpliu]

My PC started to chkdsk (checking file system on D on startup each time.
It didn't do that before and I shut down the PC properly. As an expeirment,
I reboot the PC right after it finished chkdsk. It chkdsk'd like it never
did it before.

Is there a way to stop that? or maybe something wrong with my HD?


Thanks for the help,

cpliu

 

[Guest]

My PC started to chkdsk (checking file system on D on startup each time.
It didn't do that before and I shut down the PC properly. As an expeirment,
I reboot the PC right after it finished chkdsk. It chkdsk'd like it never
did it before.

Is there a way to stop that? or maybe something wrong with my HD?


Thanks for the help,

cpliu

Line 294 left side at
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm
There are two edits here one to enable ckdsk at boot and one to disable it.

 

[Mike Hall]

Could well be that you have a bad HDD.. You might try running an HDD diag
available from the drive manufacturer website.. if the D drive is a physical
slave in the system, copy everything from it onto a directory in C (create
one), and then reformat D.. I know that drive manufacturers don't recommend
it but I would also be tempted to low level format (write zeros) the D
drive, then partition and format.. lastly, copy your files back..