My Win 7 PC Always Check for Disk Error at start-up


  1. abam1092
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    Windows 7 Home Basic
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    My Win 7 PC Always Check for Disk Error at start-up


    I have a Windows 7 Home Basic operated MSI Notebook (CR400). The system was running quite well after I installed Windows 7. But after a week, I notice that evrytime I boot my PC it always check for disk error.
    I tried to check if there's a problem with Win 7 installation using the system tools found in the "Accessories" folder in the "Start" Menu but it never detects any.
    Please help.
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  3. Airbot
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
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    Hi,

    Try doing a startup repair. If that doesn't fix it, try the steps from step 2, 3 in this tutorial.
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