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  1. carwiz
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    Did you run the chkdsk first?
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  3. squat251
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    Yeah, but it only ran for a couple of seconds, so I'm running it again, it's been going for about 5-8 minutes now.

    at stage 4 it replaced a couple of bad clusters, so we will see what sfc does next time I run it.

    So, the chkdsk replaced that(those) file(s) and then sfc ran through with no problems.
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  4. carwiz
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    Keep us posted if you get more BSODs and upload any new ones along with a fresh SF Diagnostic Utility run.
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  6. squat251
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    Will do. I'm going to get it back to her tomorrow (well, today as I write this) but I'm sure I'll be the first to know if it has any more issues.

    For the life of me I couldn't get it to do anything funny, so I hope it's fixed for a little while.
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