CHKDSK is a utility that checks the Hard Disk volumes for errors and tries to fix them. Error-checking is just a Graphical User Interface that invokes the same verification routines that CHKDSK invokes. When you run CHKDSK to fix errors (not read-only mode), the utility may ask you to schedule the volume to be checked the next time your system restarts. This is certain when you run CHKDSK for the drive that has Windows running on (usually drive C).
The following was done on Windows XP. For Windows Vista you will see at the bottom of the article direct instructions… [Full Article]
-
Featured Posts
-
Recent Posts
Like ITfall ?