Preventing Always a boot check of partition D: at boot-time ?

M

Marcus Mender

When I boot my computer WinXP ALWAYS checks my NTFS-partition D: with CHKDSK.

It never found an inkonsistency. So why does WinXP always check this partition on no other ?

How can I force WinXP not to do it ?

Marcus
 
J

Jon

It may be of interest to note that "Marcus Mender said:
When I boot my computer WinXP ALWAYS checks my NTFS-partition D: with
CHKDSK.

It never found an inkonsistency. So why does WinXP always check this
partition on no other ?

How can I force WinXP not to do it ?

Marcus
Click to expand...

Run a "chkdsk d:" from *within* Windows
[Start > Run > cmd > chkdsk d: ]

When it finishes it should be flagged as clean.
 
G

Guest

Try using MSCONFIG to turn off your startup programs.

Start/Run/MSCONFIG/ Startup Tab

Turn off all programs. Does the problem go away?
 

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