A Anthony Mar 12, 2005 #1 Everytime I reboot it does a chkdsk no matter if it was a failed reboot or not how do I disable this compeltely?
Everytime I reboot it does a chkdsk no matter if it was a failed reboot or not how do I disable this compeltely?
S Shenan Stanley Mar 12, 2005 #2 Anthony said: Everytime I reboot it does a chkdsk no matter if it was a failed reboot or not how do I disable this compeltely? Click to expand... http://www.pcbanter.net/t545321.html
Anthony said: Everytime I reboot it does a chkdsk no matter if it was a failed reboot or not how do I disable this compeltely? Click to expand... http://www.pcbanter.net/t545321.html
J José Gallardo Mar 12, 2005 #3 Start>Run and type without quotes "chkntfs /x c:" Note if your XP is installed on another drive bu "C", write this drive instead.
Start>Run and type without quotes "chkntfs /x c:" Note if your XP is installed on another drive bu "C", write this drive instead.
A Anthony Mar 12, 2005 #4 cant unmount it and that link didnt provide any info on how to stop it Start>Run and type without quotes "chkntfs /x c:" Note if your XP is installed on another drive bu "C", write this drive instead.
cant unmount it and that link didnt provide any info on how to stop it Start>Run and type without quotes "chkntfs /x c:" Note if your XP is installed on another drive bu "C", write this drive instead.
A Anthony Mar 12, 2005 #5 sigh guess for now will just rename the autocheck file till I can figure it out
S Shenan Stanley Mar 12, 2005 #6 Anthony said: Everytime I reboot it does a chkdsk no matter if it was a failed reboot or not how do I disable this compeltely? Click to expand... José Gallardo said: Start>Run and type without quotes "chkntfs /x c:" Note if your XP is installed on another drive bu "C", write this drive instead. Click to expand... cant unmount it and that link didnt provide any info on how to stop it Click to expand... Did you read through the entire forum discussion AND visit the assorted links? http://www.pcbanter.net/t545321.html
Anthony said: Everytime I reboot it does a chkdsk no matter if it was a failed reboot or not how do I disable this compeltely? Click to expand... José Gallardo said: Start>Run and type without quotes "chkntfs /x c:" Note if your XP is installed on another drive bu "C", write this drive instead. Click to expand... cant unmount it and that link didnt provide any info on how to stop it Click to expand... Did you read through the entire forum discussion AND visit the assorted links? http://www.pcbanter.net/t545321.html