Difference between chkdsk /r started in Windows and Boot Up Repair

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Angelo

Hello All - is there a difference between starting chkdsk /r from a command
line in Windows and starting from the Repair option when booting with a
Windows Xp CD?

It appears there's no difference but just curious.

The cmd from Windows runs it the next time system is restarted.

Thanks in Advance,
Barranquillero
 
Angelo said:
Hello All - is there a difference between starting chkdsk /r from a
command
line in Windows and starting from the Repair option when booting with a
Windows Xp CD?

It appears there's no difference but just curious.

The cmd from Windows runs it the next time system is restarted.

Thanks in Advance,
Barranquillero
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There is no essential difference, other than the boot process
running on any partition, even the system partition.
 

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