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Superfluous_Man2020-05-14 14:08:41
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Superfluous_Man, 2020-05-14 14:08:41

How to fully check the disk partition in win10?

On the sevens, I ran chkdsk through the properties, checked the checkbox for "check and repair bad sectors" and for a while all this happened. At ten, after a split second, it shows that no errors were found. Tell me how to do it.

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Yan, 2020-05-14
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create a text document
enable the display of extensions in folder properties
write the command
Chkdsk C:
pause in the text
rename it to bat/cmd
run as admin
and see if everything is fine - nothing else needs to be done. For another volume, change the letter
if there are problems, then do the following cmd file
chkdsk C: /scan
pause
restores volume errors, without replacing bad (unreadable) sectors (we don’t need it if the disk is normal)
ps you can use /f instead of /scan, but there a reboot will be needed (if the disk cannot be locked)
Well, if this method does not help, you can use
Chkdsk C: / r
pause
this method for restoring bad sectors
, you can do all this through the command line on behalf of the admin, without pause at the end
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/ad...
additional info

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Artem @Jump, 2020-05-14
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How to fully check the disk partition in win10?
Just like in other Windows, nothing has changed. The same CHKDSK utility.
At ten, after a split second, it shows that no errors were found.
Well, is there a check? In the log that you do not see the verification stages? Or was the log turned off?

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