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chkdsk problems
Sunday, May 11, 2008 at 3:21 pm
Windows XP Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Brock Jones
(3 messages posted)
I have been having trouble with my computer running chkdsk each time I reboot and
it says I have a dirty volume on my c Drive. I've read several things about what
to do about this and one led me to go to the recovery console to run fixmbr. When
I did it said I had either a nonstandard or some other problem in my mbr that could
cause me to be unable to access any of my partitions. It went on to recommend I
not continue with fixmbr if I was not having sufficient problems to keep me from
running my computer normally. Well that is my situation. I only have the problem
with continual chkdsk each time I boot...everything else seems to work fine. Its
just that I would like to get to the bottom of this as it seems I could have problems
anytime with it. I guess I should make images of my drives and then go ahead and
run the fixmbr. Does that seem reasonable. I've never run into this before. Or
should I just fix the chkdsk so it doesn't run each time and keep my fingers crossed.
Thanks in advance.... -Brock
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