Setting A Dirty Hd

[Bads]

Hi,

I run the command and enter "chkdsk /f" But in the next reboot, chkdsk is not running

Is there another option to run chkdsk after a reboot ?

Thanks for your help

[war59312]

Quote:

Originally posted by Bads@Feb 20 2004, 03:14 PM
Hi,

I run the command and enter "chkdsk /f" But in the next reboot, chkdsk is not running

Is there another option to run chkdsk after a reboot ?

Thanks for your help

See what happens when you run

chkdsk.exe C: /f /r

Go to run and cmd first so you can see any messeges instead of it just closing. I've always hated that. Wish they kept it the same way like in win98.

[Bads]

Thanks,

I will see after my next reboot

[richardc2000]

@bads
you can find a list of such commans hre:
_http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/prodtechnol/winxppro/proddocs/ntcmds.asp

[war59312]

Quote:

Originally posted by richardc2000@Feb 20 2004, 07:51 PM
@bads
you can find a list of such commans hre:
_http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/prodtechnol/winxppro/proddocs/ntcmds.asp

Thanks I was looking for that. Old one died.

So thanks.

[Bads]

Thanks Richard,

I will bookmark this one for the futur

[roadworker]

Quote:

Originally posted by Bads@Feb 20 2004, 08:14 PM
Hi,

I run the command and enter "chkdsk /f" But in the next reboot, chkdsk is not running

Is there another option to run chkdsk after a reboot ?

Thanks for your help

If you have multiple partitions,you have to specify the drive letter too.....only the system partition needs to run chkdsk after a reboot,other partitions run the command fine from within a dos cmd window.
If you boot and press F5,you should be able to choose the option to boot your os with a command prompt only,try to run CHKDSK from there...