impossible to break scheduled disk check -- system booting

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Windows XP SP3

System partition selected for file system and disk scan -- windows
on-board disk scan utility.
Windows reboots in order to accomplish the scan.
At the beginning diskscan offers skipping the scan by pressing any key.
No key stroke leads to skip the scan process -
as the keyboard was dead.

However, yet before windows starts to boot it is possible to
enter the motherboard bios setup utility.

Potential problem reasons known?
 
kakii said:
Windows XP SP3

System partition selected for file system and disk scan -- windows
on-board disk scan utility.
Windows reboots in order to accomplish the scan.
At the beginning diskscan offers skipping the scan by pressing any key.
No key stroke leads to skip the scan process -
as the keyboard was dead.

However, yet before windows starts to boot it is possible to
enter the motherboard bios setup utility.

Potential problem reasons known?
Click to expand...

Is it a USB keyboard? If so, go into BIOS and make sure Allow Legacy USB
Devices is allowed.
 
one USB keyboard, one USB cordless mouse

P4S800D E Deluxe

Bios USB settings:

Onboard Sis Usb 1.1 Device enabled
Onboard Sis Usb 2.0 Device enabled

Module version 2.23.2-9.4

usb devices enabled:
2 keybords, 1 mouse, 5 drives (1 CF card inserted -
all-in-one reader,
1 Usb pen drive present)

Legacy USB support enabled
USB 2.0 Controller Mode HiSpeed
Stop EHCI HC in OHCI handover disabled

Usb mass storage device configuration grayed-out
 
one USB keyboard, one USB cordless mouse

P4S800D E Deluxe

Bios USB settings:

Onboard Sis Usb 1.1 Device enabled
Onboard Sis Usb 2.0 Device enabled

Module version 2.23.2-9.4

usb devices enabled:
2 keybords, 1 mouse, 5 drives (1 CF card inserted -
all-in-one reader,
1 Usb pen drive present)

Legacy USB support enabled
USB 2.0 Controller Mode HiSpeed
Stop EHCI HC in OHCI handover disabled

Usb mass storage device configuration grayed-out
 
SC said:
Pull your pen drive, CF card, etc., then try it.
Click to expand...

As the probs occurred both cf card and usb pen drive were out.
These device are now shortly in, just for test.
 
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