RUN ---F PARAMETER

[Guest]

when i do a chkdsk on ru

its says
warning f parameter not specifie

then its go read mode only
whats going on did my f go somewhere. because i now have a g driv

samm

 

[David Candy]

/f stands for FIX.

Type in Start Run
cmd /k chkdsk /?

 

[Kelly]

Hi Sammy,

Do some reading here:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=warning+f+parameter+not+specified&btnG=Google+Search

 

[Kelly]

Go, David..... <w>




/f stands for FIX.

Type in Start Run
cmd /k chkdsk /?

 

[Guest]

hi kell
i tried the steps at ----
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=warning+f+parameter+not+specified&btnG=Google+Searc

with no success, it says my f volume is being used by another proces
and my chkdsk can not run due to that problem
where do i go from here

samm

 

[Richard Urban]

Suggest you read "all" of the screen, to the very bottom. It clearly tells
you what to do. If after running "chkdsk :c /f" (or whatever drive you want
to check), and reading to the end, you do not understand the presented two
options, post back.

--
Regards:

Richard Urban

aka Crusty (-: Old B@stard

 

[Guest]

RICHARD
i have read all of it ,and tried all of the instructions posted, and it has failed
my f volume is being used by another process, may be if you can take me step by step maybe im missing something .sorry for taking up your time, but if you can help me that would be great

sammy

 

[David Candy]

Why don't you read the f*cking screen.

 

[Kelly]

Well, I didn't see your reply here before I posted, but I think I stated it
more lady-like! )




Why don't you read the f*cking screen.

 

[David Candy]

Well it needed to be said. It so simple, it's in black and white in front of him. [This is what I wanted to say]
He should give up using chkdsk as it's far beyond him.
1/ There is no reason to run chkdsk (it will run automatically if needed), and there are reasons not to run it (it may delete all your disk).
2/ If he must run it then right click a drive in My Computer, Properties, Tools, Check Now and READ the f*cking messages.

My mum sold her old computer to her friend. Me mum (that's an ozzie english), her friend (an ex word processing trainer), and I (back to RP english) were there. There was a problem connecting to the internet. The computer kept telling us the problem but mum would keep closing the dialog box that was telling us what it was unhappy about. With both me and her friend screaming at her "read the message". Eventually mum managed not to close the dialog (although I think we had to hold her down to stop her) and we read the message. It took 10 minutes to stop mum closing the dialog. The dialog said the ISP was having technical problems and it was refusing connections for a while.

 

[Kelly]

True and <LOL>! Just gotta love our mums. <w>




Well it needed to be said. It so simple, it's in black and white in front of
him. [This is what I wanted to say]
He should give up using chkdsk as it's far beyond him.
1/ There is no reason to run chkdsk (it will run automatically if needed),
and there are reasons not to run it (it may delete all your disk).
2/ If he must run it then right click a drive in My Computer, Properties,
Tools, Check Now and READ the f*cking messages.

My mum sold her old computer to her friend. Me mum (that's an ozzie
english), her friend (an ex word processing trainer), and I (back to RP
english) were there. There was a problem connecting to the internet. The
computer kept telling us the problem but mum would keep closing the dialog
box that was telling us what it was unhappy about. With both me and her
friend screaming at her "read the message". Eventually mum managed not to
close the dialog (although I think we had to hold her down to stop her) and
we read the message. It took 10 minutes to stop mum closing the dialog. The
dialog said the ISP was having technical problems and it was refusing
connections for a while.

 

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My mum sold her old computer to her friend. Me mum (that's an ozzie
english), her friend (an ex word processing trainer), and I (back to
RP english) were there. There was a problem connecting to the
internet. The computer kept telling us the problem but mum would keep
closing the dialog box that was telling us what it was unhappy about.
With both me and her friend screaming at her "read the message".
Eventually mum managed not to close the dialog (although I think we
had to hold her down to stop her) and we read the message. It took 10
minutes to stop mum closing the dialog. The dialog said the ISP was
having technical problems and it was refusing connections for a
while.

And did you tell your mum to "Read the f*cking dialog"? I doubt it.

The person you replied to above deserved the same restraint you
presumably gave your mum.

 

[Crusty \(-: Old B@stard :-\)]

A person can't read 10-12 lines of text, especially when it explains the
options? I see you didn't offer any help what-so-ever!

--
Regards:

Richard Urban

aka Crusty (-: Old B@stard

 

[Steve Nielsen]

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David Candy wrote:




And did you tell your mum to "Read the f*cking dialog"? I doubt it.

Maybe not but he said he thought they had to hold her down.

The person you replied to above deserved the same restraint you
presumably gave your mum.

The restraint apparently had to be applied to his mum. What's he gonna
do, reach throught the monitor and grab the guy?

Steve