While PC Start - Restart CHKDSK Always Run

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Hi TE, I using Windows Xp, When is start or restart my PC the CHKDSK utility always run and scan some 3 stage scaning after the computer is boot. My G:\ Drive is Seprate 80 GB Segate Hard Disk & It have Free / Total Space is 37.4 GB / 74.5 GB.:@

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Try -

  1. Click the Start Button. From the Start menu click Run

  1. In the Run dialogue box type: cmd. The command prompt window will now open

  2. In the command prompt window type: fsutil dirty query c: (If you have a dual boot system then replace the C: drive letter with the relevant drive letter you have been having problems with). Press Enter.

  3. The response from the file system utility will probably be that the disk is ‘dirty’

  4. Now type: CHKNTFS /X C: into the command prompt windows and press Enter. (If you have a dual boot system then replace the C: drive letter with the relevant drive letter you have been having problems with). The X parameter, in this case, tells windows not to check the disk in question

  5. Re-boot your PC. You should now find that CHKDSK does not run on the selected drive

  6. Once you have confirmed that CHKDSK does not run and your PC has fully booted click Start>Run again and type cmd.

  7. In the command window now type: chkdsk /f /r c: and press Enter. Again replace the C: (If you have a dual boot system then replace the C: drive letter with the relevant drive letter you have been having problems with)

  8. After the drive has been scanned type: fsutil dirty query c: and press Enter

  9. Windows should now confirm that the ‘dirty bit’ has been disabled

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try n check

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no changes still run CHKDSK

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hey Sidhu after the system gives error on executing step 4. we didn’t fixed in step 5, we have just ignored it, I think this is giving him the problem.

Lucky Chouhan try following:1. click on your start menu and open the run dialog.

  1. type “cmd” and return (note: dont enter quotes)

  2. Next type “fsutil dirty query e:”

  3. If the return message indicates that the volume is dirty go to step 5

  4. Next type “chkdsk e: /f /x”

  5. After that finshes repeat step 3.

  6. If it is no longer dirty then reboot and you should

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