How to Troubleshoot Chkdsk Problems

<P>Turn on your <a class="StrongLink" href="http://www.ehow.com/computers/">computer</A>. Repeatedly press the "F8" key on your keyboard until you see an "Advanced Boot Options" screen.</P><P>Select "Windows Safe Mode with Command Prompt" and press the "Enter" key. This will launch the operating system into a Command Prompt. This mode only requires a limited amount of files and resources allowing the System File Checker exclusive access.</P><P>Insert the Windows installation disc into the optical drive on your computer.</P><P>Type "SFC /Scannow" and press the "Enter" key. This starts the System File Checker. This automated utility will perform the scan and repair for you. Windows will notify you when the utility has finished.</P><P>Type "Chkdsk C: /F" and press the "Enter" key. Press the "Y" key when you are asked if you would like to schedule a disk check the next time the system restarts.</P><P>Remove the Windows disc from your computer. Type "Exit" and press the "Enter" key to restart your computer. The Check Disk utility will run prior to booting into Windows.</P>

How to Troubleshoot Chkdsk Problems

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How to Troubleshoot Chkdsk Problems

Turn on your computer. Repeatedly press the "F8" key on your keyboard until you see an "Advanced Boot Options" screen.<br /> Select "Windows Safe Mode with Command Prompt" and press the "Enter" key. This will launch the operating system into a Command Prompt. This mode only requires a limited amount of files and resources allowing the System File Checker exclusive access.<br /> Insert the Windows installation disc into the optical drive on your computer.<br /> Type "SFC /Scannow" and press the "Enter" key. This starts the System File Checker. This automated utility will perform the scan and repair for you. Windows will notify you when the utility has finished.<br /> Type "Chkdsk C: /F" and press the "Enter" key. Press the "Y" key when you are asked if you would like to schedule a disk check the next time the system restarts.<br /> Remove the Windows disc from your computer. Type "Exit" and press the "Enter" key to restart your computer. The Check Disk utility will run prior to booting into Windows.

How to Troubleshoot Chkdsk Problems

Turn on your computer. Repeatedly press the "F8" key on your keyboard until you see an "Advanced Boot Options" screen. ...

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