On reboot system always checks F Drive

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Charles Woll

Whenever I start fresh or reboot, windows does scandisk on the F drive.
There are never any problems found.
Using Win XP with all the latest updates. Disk is partitioned with C, D,
E, F and G drives. They are set up with raid system for mirrowing.
If I manually start scandisk on the drive, at reboot, the drive is checked
twice.

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Charlie Woll
 
Charles said:
Whenever I start fresh or reboot, windows does scandisk on the F
drive. There are never any problems found.
Using Win XP with all the latest updates. Disk is partitioned with
C, D, E, F and G drives. They are set up with raid system for
mirrowing.
If I manually start scandisk on the drive, at reboot, the drive is
checked twice.
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Scroll down to "check disc" (scandisc does not exits in XP).

http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_c.htm
 
Mike, You are correct on check disk, that is what I used, also, I have run
Norton 2005 disk doctor on the disk.
charlie
 
AutoCHK (scandisc doesn't exits in XP it is now CHKDSK) is running when you
boot your system. To prevent it running visit my website
http://xphelpandsupport.mvps.org Click the Win XP Faq button and take a look
at question 125


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charlie

John Barnett MVP said:
AutoCHK (scandisc doesn't exits in XP it is now CHKDSK) is running when
you boot your system. To prevent it running visit my website
http://xphelpandsupport.mvps.org Click the Win XP Faq button and take a
look at question 125


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Associate Expert
http://xphelpandsupport.mvps.org

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