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Anthony Hughes
My system has developed an odd problem over the last few months - every now
and then when I boot it up, Scandisc comes up with the "one of your discs
needs to be checked" bit. It then scans C: and always finds no problem.
It will happen maybe once or twice a week, and has been hard to associate with
anything but I'm now starting to believe it is related to the amount of
"activity" the system has been previously put through.
I'm starting to see it more frequently if I have been playing 3d games rather
than just doing windowsy things (web surfing, s/w development etc) but not
exculsively. I've also been through several versions of display driver (Radeon
9600 Pro) but the problem remains.
I think I'm also starting to see longer shutdown periods prior to the
subsequent boot-with-scandisc - maybe something here is failing to set the
"shutdown completed" flag.
Does anyone have any suggestions about how to go about diagnosing this better?
It's difficult to try specific things given the sporadic nature, but at the
moment I have no clues...
Cheers
Ant
and then when I boot it up, Scandisc comes up with the "one of your discs
needs to be checked" bit. It then scans C: and always finds no problem.
It will happen maybe once or twice a week, and has been hard to associate with
anything but I'm now starting to believe it is related to the amount of
"activity" the system has been previously put through.
I'm starting to see it more frequently if I have been playing 3d games rather
than just doing windowsy things (web surfing, s/w development etc) but not
exculsively. I've also been through several versions of display driver (Radeon
9600 Pro) but the problem remains.
I think I'm also starting to see longer shutdown periods prior to the
subsequent boot-with-scandisc - maybe something here is failing to set the
"shutdown completed" flag.
Does anyone have any suggestions about how to go about diagnosing this better?
It's difficult to try specific things given the sporadic nature, but at the
moment I have no clues...
Cheers
Ant