run Chkdsk at system start-up through Batch File

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John Abraham

Hello Global Friends,
My System WinXP Pro Sp2 has got four drives. How to schedule Chkdsk to run
at system startup through a batch file, without a key pressing?

1)"ChkNtfs /C" command runs Chkdsk at start-up if ONLY if the drive is
dirty.

2)"Fsutil Dirty Set" command and followed by "Chkntfs /C" schedules a Chkdsk
at startup but runs without /f only.(Only first three passes)

3)"Chkdsk /F /V /R /X" prompts "lock the computer or not Y/N?", OR "Schedule
at next start Y/N?" etc. Sometimes both prompts appears or sometimes either
one. So could not place in the batch file.

Your kindest most honest response will be appreciated.
 
John Abraham said:
Hello Global Friends,
My System WinXP Pro Sp2 has got four drives. How to schedule Chkdsk to run
at system startup through a batch file, without a key pressing?

1)"ChkNtfs /C" command runs Chkdsk at start-up if ONLY if the drive is
dirty.

2)"Fsutil Dirty Set" command and followed by "Chkntfs /C" schedules a Chkdsk
at startup but runs without /f only.(Only first three passes)

3)"Chkdsk /F /V /R /X" prompts "lock the computer or not Y/N?", OR "Schedule
at next start Y/N?" etc. Sometimes both prompts appears or sometimes either
one. So could not place in the batch file.

Your kindest most honest response will be appreciated.
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"Your most honest response will be appreciated". OK, I'll try
not to lie on this occasion . . . Use the Task Scheduler to run
the following batch file at startup time:

@echo off
echo Y|chkdsk /F

This will force chkds to run at boot time, with no further
prompts.
 
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