Scandisk during booting system
This is a discussion about Scandisk during booting system in the Windows Hardware category; Hi, When I start up my machine Scandisc is running on. Of course I always turn off my computer using Shut Down. My configuration: XP pro, NTFS Asus P4P800 Deluxe 1009 AmiBios, P4 2. 4 HT on WDC 60 8MB cache (partitioned 10 - system/50 ) WDC 80 8MB cache Disks are working on IDE3 & IDE4 ATA 100.
Hi,
When I start up my machine Scandisc is running on. Of course I always turn off my computer using Shut Down.
My configuration:
XP pro, NTFS
Asus P4P800 Deluxe 1009 AmiBios, P4 2.4 HT on
WDC 60 8MB cache (partitioned 10 [C:] - system/50 [D:])
WDC 80 8MB cache [E:]
Disks are working on IDE3 & IDE4 ATA 100. Real matrix is not active.
Problem is with first disk, second partition. I've formated this partition. It helped but for a while. Disk works well. It has no bad sectors etc. I've bought Asus a week ago. Before I used MSI 845PE with Raid too. Disk worked fine.
Even if I want defragment this partition system tells "checkdisk is scheduled". When I use Checkdisk in Windows it seems to be ok. But after several resterts problem comes back.
Thanks in advance for resolving my problem
K.
When I start up my machine Scandisc is running on. Of course I always turn off my computer using Shut Down.
My configuration:
XP pro, NTFS
Asus P4P800 Deluxe 1009 AmiBios, P4 2.4 HT on
WDC 60 8MB cache (partitioned 10 [C:] - system/50 [D:])
WDC 80 8MB cache [E:]
Disks are working on IDE3 & IDE4 ATA 100. Real matrix is not active.
Problem is with first disk, second partition. I've formated this partition. It helped but for a while. Disk works well. It has no bad sectors etc. I've bought Asus a week ago. Before I used MSI 845PE with Raid too. Disk worked fine.
Even if I want defragment this partition system tells "checkdisk is scheduled". When I use Checkdisk in Windows it seems to be ok. But after several resterts problem comes back.
Thanks in advance for resolving my problem
K.
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