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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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September 5th 08, 05:40 PM
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Chkdsk runs EVERYtime on startup - how do I make it STOP???
It says it can't repair the errors - no biggie. But now the utility won't stop running. Whether I restart within the utility or do a system restore to an earlier point in time, it just won't stop!!! GRRRRRRRRR Any suggestions? -- Coloradolime 
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September 5th 08, 06:21 PM
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Chkdsk runs EVERYtime on startup - how do I make it STOP???
Check out this tutorial: http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/13...tup-vista.html
It's the opposite problem as yours, but "STEP TWO: Reset chkdsk BootExecute," gives instructions on how to change a registry key to stop it from happening each time ("This step will also fix the problem of chkdsk always running at startup.")
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September 5th 08, 07:31 PM
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Chkdsk runs EVERYtime on startup - how do I make it STOP???
Coloradolime wrote:
It says it can't repair the errors - no biggie. Yeah, right. Just overlook that. Right. DDW -- Reply via this group No email please
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September 7th 08, 04:49 PM
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Chkdsk runs EVERYtime on startup - how do I make it STOP???
It says it can't repair the errors - no biggie. But now the utility
won't stop running. Whether I restart within the utility or do a system restore to an earlier point in time, it just won't stop!!! GRRRRRRRRR Any suggestions? You may be able to prevent check disk from running, but I suggest you take seriously the fact that it finds errors that cannot be repaired. In my experience that starts happening when the hard drive is beginning to fail.
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September 7th 08, 06:47 PM
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Chkdsk runs EVERYtime on startup - how do I make it STOP???
On the Start-Run line,
Type SFC /SCANNOW This will replace any missing or corrupt files. "Victek" wrote in message ... It says it can't repair the errors - no biggie. But now the utility won't stop running. Whether I restart within the utility or do a system restore to an earlier point in time, it just won't stop!!! GRRRRRRRRR Any suggestions? You may be able to prevent check disk from running, but I suggest you take seriously the fact that it finds errors that cannot be repaired. In my experience that starts happening when the hard drive is beginning to fail.
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September 7th 08, 06:54 PM
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Chkdsk runs EVERYtime on startup - how do I make it STOP???
Getting ahead of myself,
Right click CMD.EXE and select run as administrator, then type SFC /SCANNOW "JerryM" wrote in message ... On the Start-Run line, Type SFC /SCANNOW This will replace any missing or corrupt files. "Victek" wrote in message ... It says it can't repair the errors - no biggie. But now the utility won't stop running. Whether I restart within the utility or do a system restore to an earlier point in time, it just won't stop!!! GRRRRRRRRR Any suggestions? You may be able to prevent check disk from running, but I suggest you take seriously the fact that it finds errors that cannot be repaired. In my experience that starts happening when the hard drive is beginning to fail.
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