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Using Run Command: chkdsk c: /f/r



 
 
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Old June 3rd 08, 03:59 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_maintenance
AlexisR
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Default Using Run Command: chkdsk c: /f/r

On my "XP pc" I have used this utility quite often; but when I tried to run
this on my "Vista pc" the black box (with the DOS prompt) appears for a
moment then disappears) I read some post(s) regarding "elavated priviledges"
and that instruct user to "right-click Command and choose to 'Run as
Administrator'." In this regard, I haven't been able to get to the option to
"Run as Admin." (Think I need more incremental, detailed steps...sorry.)
Please HELP!
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My name is Alexis. I am a "tech newbie." I am often befuddled with various
aspects of the new Widows Vista OS (and, have considered "downgrading" to XP
on this new PC.) Thanks for your help!
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Old June 3rd 08, 04:33 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_maintenance
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"AlexisR" wrote in message
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On my "XP pc" I have used this utility quite often; but when I tried to
run
this on my "Vista pc" the black box (with the DOS prompt) appears for a
moment then disappears) I read some post(s) regarding "elavated
priviledges"
and that instruct user to "right-click Command and choose to 'Run as
Administrator'." In this regard, I haven't been able to get to the option
to
"Run as Admin." (Think I need more incremental, detailed steps...sorry.)
Please HELP!
--
My name is Alexis. I am a "tech newbie." I am often befuddled with
various
aspects of the new Widows Vista OS (and, have considered "downgrading" to
XP
on this new PC.) Thanks for your help!

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Hello Alexis,
Plerase follow these steps :- ** Make sure you are logged on to
administrator account**
1. click Start button ( the circular logo at the bottom left)
2. at the search column (bottom left), type " cmd " (without the quotes)
3. look to the top, Right click on cmd
4. click Run As Administrator, you will be prompted, just click Continue
5. a black/white (DOS) screen will appear. At the top, it should say "
Administrator:C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe
6. at the prompt, type chkdsk c: /f /r then press Enter key
7. you will be asked if you want to do it "next time the system restarts",
type y for yes, n for no
8. if you type y, you will have to either reboot(restart) to start the
chkdsk, or wait till next time you reboot.
That's it. Let me know if this work.

 




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