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Performance and Maintainance of Windows Vista A forum for performance and maintenance tasks in Windows Vista. (microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_maintainance) |
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Disk Check
I can't seem to find disk check in Vista RC2. My hard disk has some bad
blocks I noticed in event viewer. Want to run a disk scan and check for bad blocks, anyone can point me in the right direction? Cheddarhead |
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Disk Check
Open My Computer, right click the drive you want to check and select
Properties, go to Tools tab and click the Check Now button. Or from a Command Prompt window use the old CHKDSK command. "Cheddarhead" wrote in message . .. I can't seem to find disk check in Vista RC2. My hard disk has some bad blocks I noticed in event viewer. Want to run a disk scan and check for bad blocks, anyone can point me in the right direction? Cheddarhead |
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Disk Check
Ha... yeah, that was the old way of doing things but not with Vista...
Thanks anyway "Fuzzy John" wrote in message ... Open My Computer, right click the drive you want to check and select Properties, go to Tools tab and click the Check Now button. Or from a Command Prompt window use the old CHKDSK command. "Cheddarhead" wrote in message . .. I can't seem to find disk check in Vista RC2. My hard disk has some bad blocks I noticed in event viewer. Want to run a disk scan and check for bad blocks, anyone can point me in the right direction? Cheddarhead |
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Disk Check
Ooops, sorry scratch that... whoa, too much sour mash today I see I
see... I guess I just missed it and thought Vista had moved it... Thanks "Fuzzy John" wrote in message ... Open My Computer, right click the drive you want to check and select Properties, go to Tools tab and click the Check Now button. Or from a Command Prompt window use the old CHKDSK command. "Cheddarhead" wrote in message . .. I can't seem to find disk check in Vista RC2. My hard disk has some bad blocks I noticed in event viewer. Want to run a disk scan and check for bad blocks, anyone can point me in the right direction? Cheddarhead |