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jaypeecee
Hi Folks,
I have run chkdsk several times over the last 24 hours using no switch and
/f and /r switches. Each time, errors are found, which are then corrected by
using the appropriate switch. All the errors I have seen are index-related. I
don't appear to have any bad sectors. An error that has cropped up on more
than one occasion is "Deleting an index entry from index $0 of file 25". On
the same run, I got "Detected minor inconsistencies on the drive. This is not
a corruption". To my surprise, these errors were flagged up when doing a
read-only chkdsk. If it's read-only, why does it proceed to delete index
entries?
The first time I ran chkdsk and saw errors, I thought it was a one-off. But,
having corrected the errors and run chkdsk again in read-only mode, again
there were errors. I cannot run chkdsk without some errors coming to light.
Could anyone explain why this is happening? FYI, I'm running Win XP Pro SP3.
Thanks.
JPC
I have run chkdsk several times over the last 24 hours using no switch and
/f and /r switches. Each time, errors are found, which are then corrected by
using the appropriate switch. All the errors I have seen are index-related. I
don't appear to have any bad sectors. An error that has cropped up on more
than one occasion is "Deleting an index entry from index $0 of file 25". On
the same run, I got "Detected minor inconsistencies on the drive. This is not
a corruption". To my surprise, these errors were flagged up when doing a
read-only chkdsk. If it's read-only, why does it proceed to delete index
entries?
The first time I ran chkdsk and saw errors, I thought it was a one-off. But,
having corrected the errors and run chkdsk again in read-only mode, again
there were errors. I cannot run chkdsk without some errors coming to light.
Could anyone explain why this is happening? FYI, I'm running Win XP Pro SP3.
Thanks.
JPC