Hello again, well my windows 7 will not shut down normally, i have to do a manual shut down, and on the restart it check my C drive and says unspecific error on drive C, 766f6xxxxxxxx
i checked my event logger and it say volume 5 is corrupt and unusable
how do i fix my shutdown issue, and my C drive is an SSD drive, i dont think i should be running chkdsk on a SSD drive ?
thanks in advance
Well Pantz see this Check Disk (chkdsk) - Read Event Viewer Log it states at the top not to run a chkdsk on a SSD. Now I have in the past without seeing this first and I have not had a problem with that drive but perhaps I was lucky.
Now the TRIM if I am not badly mistaken I seem you remember that 7 sees the SSD and does it but you can check in the command prompt in any case
Here is some info for you SSD Tweaks and Optimizations in Windows 7 and
Make Sure TRIM Is Enabled for Your Solid State Drive in Windows 7 for Better Performance
PS I meant to add run this anyway
https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/1538-sfc-scannow-command-system-file-checker.html
Hello, thanks for the reply, did not think i was going to get one LOL, well i ran the command
fsutil behavior query DisableDeleteNotify, and it came back with a value of 0. which means my TRIM for my SSD is on,
i also ran SFC/ SCANNOW and it did not find any errors, i also ran a system repair because i was still getting the " CHECK DISK " error on a restart, that seems to have fix the check disk issue on a boot up, but i am not sure as of yet,
i am considering doing a Image Restore from march of 2013 when i made an Image of a Clean Windows 7 Install
or is it better just to do i Clean install of 7.?
Hmm asking the wrong person here Pantz if you haven't got a lot of data a clean install but choices are System Image Recovery
and
Clean Install Windows 7
there is also this
Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 you just make your own ISO with this.
Last thing don't chkdsk the SSD mate:)
I would run Hard Disk Sentinel on your ssd drive and check the health report. It well give you a lot more info than the MS tools. HDS support pages are very helpful with disk problems.
Hello again, i have NOT run CHKDSK on my SSD ....
I dont have that much data on my SSD. about 50Gigs... just OS and a few Programs.
i have run Samsung magic for my SSD. and it says every thing is OK.
i did not get the OS checking my C:\ on my last Reboot, so i think its all ok for now
Thanks in advance,
No worries mate and in case you were wondering I wasn't hinting at you had run a chkdsk on the drive so please don't take offense - upper case in here usually mean someone is a bit peed off or wants to make a point very clear in stronger than normal terms hence why I say that.
Keep us update how you go. You might like this too. Optimize Windows 7
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