Check disk

G

Guest

My hard drive is partitioned with a small partion F: and the main partion C:
At each and ever startup, it automatically wants to check drive F: for
consistency.

I only have a copy of my email address book on drive F:

Thanks
 
U

UnaCoder

Well it sounds like something is wrong with the partition. If you want
to disable to automatic checking at boot time you can using this
command:

chkntfs f: /x

This basically tells windows not to run check disk at boot even if it
thinks that it should. To run the command you need to open the command
prompt by clicking Start -> Run and then typing in "cmd" and ENTER.

I recommend running a full scan of the volumn using the following
command:

chkdsk F: /f /r

That will take a while...
 

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