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want to run chkdsk on f drive
this is what windows is telling me
see attached
pleas advise thanks
this is what windows is telling me
see attached
pleas advise thanks
Hello,
Have you tried scheduling the test for the next boot? Probably a program is using the drive, such as Google Desktop or your anti-virus.
That's the best way to run CHKDSK anyway.
You're trying to run it from C: drive, which will only run after next boot. You need to go to F: drive in the command prompt then run chkdsk, I believe.
It still won't run until the next boot, if I'm not mistaken.
hey guys thanks for advice
on chkdsk
please see the results (see attached)
one area of concern is
this:
The master file table's (MFT) BITMAP attribute is incorrect.
The Volume Bitmap is incorrect.
Windows found problems with the file system.
Run CHKDSK with the /F (fix) option to correct these.
how do correct that
Ok, based on your text file I believe you've misunderstood the CHKDSK command...
To run CHKDSK on drive F the command is chkdsk f: /f
To run it on drive c the command is chkdsk c: /f
In Windows command shell...
Drive letters end in a colon: c: d: f: etc.
Command flags start with a / as in /F /R /? etc.
The /? flag is worth remembering since it calls up command line help for each program... For example: chkdsk /? would bring up a help list of all the command line switches available in chkdsk...
I do see that you have some problem on drive C .... Now this drive is locked by windows so you'll get a rather odd message when you try to make this work...
CHKDSK /F C:
You will be told the check cannot run right now and it will ask you if you want to schedule it for the next reboot... you can Y for yes or N for no... In this case you should say yes, close the command shell and then reboot... When the system restarts chkdsk will run with your command line parameters.