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Helen
I thought I'd be good and run Check disk the other day as I
hadn't run it in as long as I could remember. However when
I chose to run on re-start and re-booted I remembered why I
had not run it in so long. Everytime my computer boots up
it tries to run Check disk and fails. It says something
along the lines of cannot open NTFS volume C: and then just
continues to boot up as normal.
Other than using the windows CD and running the recovery
console to use CHKDSK c: /r is there a way to get Check
disk to run at start up when it's told to like eveyone else
seems to be able to do?!
TIA
Helen
hadn't run it in as long as I could remember. However when
I chose to run on re-start and re-booted I remembered why I
had not run it in so long. Everytime my computer boots up
it tries to run Check disk and fails. It says something
along the lines of cannot open NTFS volume C: and then just
continues to boot up as normal.
Other than using the windows CD and running the recovery
console to use CHKDSK c: /r is there a way to get Check
disk to run at start up when it's told to like eveyone else
seems to be able to do?!
TIA
Helen