disk check errors...EXPERT HELP NEEDED

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  1. Posts : 412
    7 RTM 64bit
       #1

    disk check errors...EXPERT HELP NEEDED


    im having problems with every time i boot up 7 i get the 7 boot screen but then the n it says windows needs to check the disk for concistency but it cancels itself somehow . So every time i boot im met with this message

    ive scanned my hdd with a couple of application on one it passed and said it had no errors but when i used harddisk test pilot i get error message as follows,,,

    theres a error in your LPT port or LPT not found.
    HDTP v2.6 could not fix this problem.
    contact your local repair shop

    ive not been expriencing any speed changes with hardisk but is this a serious problem

    and is this linked to why the inbuild windows disk checker keep cancelling itself,,
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  2. Posts : 8,476
    Windows® 8 Pro (64-bit)
       #2

    seems like your HDD is about to go bad. First of all, i would recommend to back up your stuffs. Then boot to windows 7 DVD and Click on Repair Your Computer.
    Now click on the Command Prompt, and type c: and press Enter.
    Then type chkdsk c:\r and press Enter. Let it run and once its done, restart your computer and that message should go.
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  3. Posts : 412
    7 RTM 64bit
    Thread Starter
       #3

    dinesh said:
    seems like your HDD is about to go bad. First of all, i would recommend to back up your stuffs. Then boot to windows 7 DVD and Click on Repair Your Computer.
    Now click on the Command Prompt, and type c: and press Enter.
    Then type chkdsk c:\r and press Enter. Let it run and once its done, restart your computer and that message should go.
    Ive already tried repair computer but says it cant be done on this operating system

    this is what i got when i ran command prompt

    disk check errors...EXPERT HELP NEEDED-capture.png
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  4. Posts : 16
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
       #4

    did u format the partition where you wanted to install windows 7 from within windows 7 setup??
    i had the same problem on previous RC builds when i was dual booting with vista...i had first formatted the win 7 partition from within vista and then directly installed win 7 on it without formatting from within the setup..
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  5. Posts : 412
    7 RTM 64bit
    Thread Starter
       #5

    madmax012 said:
    did u format the partition where you wanted to install windows 7 from within windows 7 setup??
    i had the same problem on previous RC builds when i was dual booting with vista...i had first formatted the win 7 partition from within vista and then directly installed win 7 on it without formatting from within the setup..
    i partitioned for windows xp but got rid of xp and now when i boot its gives me boot option for 7 and older version of windows

    p.s hardrive only 4 months old
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  6. Posts : 1,289
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    Gilly said:
    theres a error in your LPT port or LPT not found.
    HDTP v2.6 could not fix this problem.
    contact your local repair shop
    Hi Gilly,

    LPT is the printer port found at the back of your machine

    It has nothing todo with chkdsk canceling its scan of your hard-drive, first lets open an elevated cmd prompt by typing cmd into the start-menu searchbox then right-clicking and selecting "Run As Administrator"

    From there enter: fsutil dirty set C: then enter chkdsk C: /F /V

    Once you have entered the chkdsk command you should see the following:
    Chkdsk cannot run because the volume is in use by another
    process. Would you like to schedule this volume to be
    checked the next time the system restarts? (Y/N)


    Press Y then Enter, from there you will see:

    This volume will be checked the next time the system restarts.

    That should force chkdsk into running a complete scan of your drive once you reboot, let us know the results

    Steven
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  7. Posts : 16
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
       #7

    so you created an empty partition for 7 from within xp and then u installed 7 on that partition by simply selecting that partition while installing 7?...you did not format from within 7 setup?
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  8. Posts : 412
    7 RTM 64bit
    Thread Starter
       #8

    madmax012 said:
    so you created an empty partition for 7 from within xp and then u installed 7 on that partition by simply selecting that partition while installing 7?...you did not format from within 7 setup?
    i had 7 as my sole operating system and created partition for xp in 7 but as you know when you do this it boots into xp so i had to use easy bcd to boot back into 7 . but since then ive reinstalled 7 on my main c drive and the partiton what used to have xp is now just used for media

    but still says in boot option older version of windows
    windows 7 <


    also i should add this problem happened when i was trying to install dameon tools and i ran it in compatable mode but it wouldnt boot my computer after it told me to restart it ...so i kept my finger on power button rebooted then did system restore thinking that would fix it but its still failing to check my disk and just cancel on its own
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  9. Posts : 1,289
       #9

    Gilly said:
    i had 7 as my sole operating system and created partition for xp in 7 but as you know when you do this it boots into xp so i had to use easy bcd to boot back into 7 . but since then ive reinstalled 7 on my main c drive and the partiton what used to have xp is now just used for media

    but still says in boot option older version of windows
    windows 7 <
    Gilly,

    Please read my reply above

    Steven
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  10. Posts : 4,573
       #10

    Gilly,

    Your expert help has arrived. Follow the instructions set forth by dmex. He is not guessing.

    You are on the short path to recovery.
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