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XP professional SP2 system keeps chkdsk-ing on startup
I have a system with the following specs:
- ram: ddr2 1 giga - hdd1: seagate sata 80 giga with 2 almost equal ntfs partitions - hdd2: seagate ide 80 giga with 2 almost equal ntfs partitions Whenever I have to boot it, it always prompts for chkdsk. If allowed, it runs chkdsk and does not come up with any problem. But next time I restart it goes through the routine. What could this be? |
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XP professional SP2 system keeps chkdsk-ing on startup
"Dan" wrote in message ... I have a system with the following specs: - ram: ddr2 1 giga - hdd1: seagate sata 80 giga with 2 almost equal ntfs partitions - hdd2: seagate ide 80 giga with 2 almost equal ntfs partitions Whenever I have to boot it, it always prompts for chkdsk. If allowed, it runs chkdsk and does not come up with any problem. But next time I restart it goes through the routine. What could this be? I found this doing a google. Note that this query points to doing a chkdsk on drive D. Note which drive (s) your chkdsk wants to check and give the appropriate drive letter changes, if any. http://forums.cnet.com/5208-10149_10...hreadID=113089 -- Jan Alter |
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XP professional SP2 system keeps chkdsk-ing on startup
On Tue, 16 Mar 2010 06:11:25 -0700, Dan typed this message:
I have a system with the following specs: - ram: ddr2 1 giga - hdd1: seagate sata 80 giga with 2 almost equal ntfs partitions - hdd2: seagate ide 80 giga with 2 almost equal ntfs partitions Whenever I have to boot it, it always prompts for chkdsk. If allowed, it runs chkdsk and does not come up with any problem. But next time I restart it goes through the routine. What could this be? You must have set chkdsk to always run on boot. http://forums.cnet.com/5208-10149_10...hreadID=113089 cmd prompt = chkdisk /X C: reboot cmd prompt = chkdisk /f /r C: |
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it would be better to setup ur system with fresh windows xp
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