For Carey Frisch, Please

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Bruce

Let me get your take on this. I saw the link you provided in a previous post
just a short while ago regarding CHKDSK. I have asked this before and got
conflicting answers. The CHKDSK operation done by going to My Computer, C
Disk etc. takes about 45 minutes and has 5 stages. Some MVP's tell you to
type CHKDSK in Start/Run. This is a 3 stage operation and takes only a
couple of minutes. I find it hard to believe they both do the exact same
thing. Just doesn't go along with common sense. What's your opinion?

Regards,
Bruce
 
There are two ways to perform a Checkdisk:

1. Automatically fix file system errors
2. " " " " " and also
Scan for attempt and attempt recovery of bad sectors.

The five stage approach is the most thorough way of correcting
file system errors, although it takes a bit longer to perform.

--
Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows XP - Shell/User

Be Smart! Protect your PC!
http://www.microsoft.com/security/protect/

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| Let me get your take on this. I saw the link you provided in a previous post
| just a short while ago regarding CHKDSK. I have asked this before and got
| conflicting answers. The CHKDSK operation done by going to My Computer, C
| Disk etc. takes about 45 minutes and has 5 stages. Some MVP's tell you to
| type CHKDSK in Start/Run. This is a 3 stage operation and takes only a
| couple of minutes. I find it hard to believe they both do the exact same
| thing. Just doesn't go along with common sense. What's your opinion?
|
| Regards,
| Bruce
 
Thanks,
B.


There are two ways to perform a Checkdisk:

1. Automatically fix file system errors
2. " " " " " and also
Scan for attempt and attempt recovery of bad sectors.

The five stage approach is the most thorough way of correcting
file system errors, although it takes a bit longer to perform.

--
Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows XP - Shell/User

Be Smart! Protect your PC!
http://www.microsoft.com/security/protect/

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| Let me get your take on this. I saw the link you provided in a previous
post
| just a short while ago regarding CHKDSK. I have asked this before and got
| conflicting answers. The CHKDSK operation done by going to My Computer, C
| Disk etc. takes about 45 minutes and has 5 stages. Some MVP's tell you to
| type CHKDSK in Start/Run. This is a 3 stage operation and takes only a
| couple of minutes. I find it hard to believe they both do the exact same
| thing. Just doesn't go along with common sense. What's your opinion?
|
| Regards,
| Bruce
 
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