re: Disabling ScanDisk/CheckDisk At Win2k Startup?
Tuesday, January 25, 2005 at 11:19 pm Windows 2000 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Nucks
(5 messages posted)
I tried that awhile ago after reading through 'Dex' information. It didn't work and
I didn't understand what the message "The type of file system is FAT32" meant. It
was quite vague, and I thought it was just a command that told me what type my fat
was.
After reading the replies I realize it doesn't work on FAT32, and only on NTFS.
I guess there's not much else I can do, thanks for the help though ;o.
On Tuesday, January 25, 2005 at 9:33 pm, Dan wrote:
>Yes there is a way to turn off chkdisk at start-up after bad shutdown. I disabled
>mine 2 years ago, I do sometimes have a bad shutdown, never had a problem. Open
>a command window and type this "chkntfs /x c:", if you have a c: and d: partition
> it would be "chkntfs /x c: d:" etc...If you do this, occaisonally run a chkdsk
manually.
>Chkdisk never runs anymore automatically,nice!
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