XP professional SP2 system keeps chkdsk-ing on startup

[Dan]

I have a system with the following specs:
- ram: ddr2 1 giga
- hdd1: seagate sata 80 giga with 2 almost equal ntfs partitions
- hdd2: seagate ide 80 giga with 2 almost equal ntfs partitions
Whenever I have to boot it, it always prompts for chkdsk. If allowed,
it runs chkdsk and does not come up with any problem. But next time I
restart it goes through the routine. What could this be?

 

[Jan Alter]

I have a system with the following specs:
- ram: ddr2 1 giga
- hdd1: seagate sata 80 giga with 2 almost equal ntfs partitions
- hdd2: seagate ide 80 giga with 2 almost equal ntfs partitions
Whenever I have to boot it, it always prompts for chkdsk. If allowed,
it runs chkdsk and does not come up with any problem. But next time I
restart it goes through the routine. What could this be?

I found this doing a google. Note that this query points to doing a chkdsk
on drive D. Note which drive (s) your chkdsk wants to check and give the
appropriate drive letter changes, if any.

http://forums.cnet.com/5208-10149_102-0.html?threadID=113089

 

[noi ance]

I have a system with the following specs: - ram: ddr2 1 giga
- hdd1: seagate sata 80 giga with 2 almost equal ntfs partitions - hdd2:
seagate ide 80 giga with 2 almost equal ntfs partitions Whenever I have
to boot it, it always prompts for chkdsk. If allowed, it runs chkdsk and
does not come up with any problem. But next time I restart it goes
through the routine. What could this be?

You must have set chkdsk to always run on boot.

http://forums.cnet.com/5208-10149_102-0.html?threadID=113089


cmd prompt => chkdisk /X C:

reboot

cmd prompt => chkdisk /f /r C: