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RONALD BURKE
Whenever I boot, chkdsk runs on drive e: but never reports any errors.
chkntsf E: reports that E: is dirty. chkntsf /x E: has no effect. When I use
E:>Properties>Tools>Check Now with the scan for bad sectors it doesn't
report any errors. In the registry HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE> SYSTEM>
CurrentControlSet> Control> Session Manager> BootExecute is set to autocheck
autochk *. chkdsk is not in my task scheduler to run.
The boot delay is annoying, of course, and I'd like to get rid of the chkdsk
run. More than that, I'd like to find out why the e drive is marked as
dirty.
Any help you could give will be much appreciated.
Ron
chkntsf E: reports that E: is dirty. chkntsf /x E: has no effect. When I use
E:>Properties>Tools>Check Now with the scan for bad sectors it doesn't
report any errors. In the registry HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE> SYSTEM>
CurrentControlSet> Control> Session Manager> BootExecute is set to autocheck
autochk *. chkdsk is not in my task scheduler to run.
The boot delay is annoying, of course, and I'd like to get rid of the chkdsk
run. More than that, I'd like to find out why the e drive is marked as
dirty.
Any help you could give will be much appreciated.
Ron