D
DJ
Was wondering, when I run CHKDSK does it create a log file of some sort?
Thanks,
Donna J.
Thanks,
Donna J.
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G
Guest
It doesnt,but you can open cmd prompt,in cmd type:CHKDSK C
this is read only,for the utility to run at restart type:CHKDSK C: /F or /
When it runs,you can press the pause button to view info.
this is read only,for the utility to run at restart type:CHKDSK C: /F or /
When it runs,you can press the pause button to view info.
D
DJ
Andrew,
Thanks for the information. I knew there had to be a way to see the
results.
Thanks again,
Donna J.
Thanks for the information. I knew there had to be a way to see the
results.
Thanks again,
Donna J.
B
Bruiser
If you CHKDSK at boot, it will create an entry in the Event
Viewer>Application under WinLogon for each drive scanned. Double-click for
details.
Bruce
Viewer>Application under WinLogon for each drive scanned. Double-click for
details.
Bruce
D
DJ
Bruiser
Hi, thanks for this information. This will be a lot easier to check. I
recently put a 2nd hard drive in my PC and was practicing yesterday with the
Disk Checking just to see if I could run all the tests, on both drives at
startup. Sure enough, it worked. Just makes everything simpler when I can go
back and look at the log files. I just knew they had to be somewhere.
Thanks so much,
Donna J.
Hi, thanks for this information. This will be a lot easier to check. I
recently put a 2nd hard drive in my PC and was practicing yesterday with the
Disk Checking just to see if I could run all the tests, on both drives at
startup. Sure enough, it worked. Just makes everything simpler when I can go
back and look at the log files. I just knew they had to be somewhere.
Thanks so much,
Donna J.
B
Bruiser
You're welcome, Donna.