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Jim H
I have 7 hard drives (volumes) C - I. I can run a chkdsk on all drives but
C. 5 of them require a reboot. Chkdsk will not check the C drive after a
reboot. I've tried setting it to check just the C drive, and check the C
drive with other drives. It checks the other drive no problem but skips C
entirely, like it wasn't even queued to be checked.
I know there's a little corruption because when I run it from the command
prompt without the /f it reports some problems. I tried running chkdsk /f
from the command prompt and using the gui and going through error checking
and checking the automatically fix errors box. It just won't check C. The
system runs fine and there are not errors in the event log.
Any ideas?
jim
C. 5 of them require a reboot. Chkdsk will not check the C drive after a
reboot. I've tried setting it to check just the C drive, and check the C
drive with other drives. It checks the other drive no problem but skips C
entirely, like it wasn't even queued to be checked.
I know there's a little corruption because when I run it from the command
prompt without the /f it reports some problems. I tried running chkdsk /f
from the command prompt and using the gui and going through error checking
and checking the automatically fix errors box. It just won't check C. The
system runs fine and there are not errors in the event log.
Any ideas?
jim