The computer will check every time it is turned on.,How to cancel it.

Updated on number 2024-03-23
2 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    If you want the computer to not self-test for a long time, it's very simple, if it's a 2000 XP system, just run it:

    chkntfs

    t:0chkntfsxc:

    chkntfs

    Display or modify disk checks at startup.

    chkntfs

    volume

    chkntfs

    dchkntfs

    t[:time]chkntfs

    xvolume

    chkntfs

    cvolume

    volume:

    Specify the drive.

    followed by a colon), mount point. or volume name. d

    Restore the computer to its default state, check all drives at startup, and perform on the problematic drives.

    chkdsk

    Command. t:time

    Will. autochk

    The initial decrement count time is changed to specified.

    The amount of time, in seconds. If not specified.

    time, the current settings are displayed.

    x Excludes drives that are not checked at boot time. Last time this command was executed.

    The excluded drive is invalid at this time.

    Schedule a boot to check the drive and run if there is a problem with the drive.

    chkdsk。

    If no command line is specified.

    Switches, chkntfs

    The status of the problematic bits for each drive is displayed.

    Why do you self-test the e-disk every time you turn it on?

    Check 3 items each time.

    ofstepof

    stepof

    step question added:

    Disk defragmentation.

    What is the reason for this? Boot only self-test E disk,Is there a bad sector in E partition?!

    Press the delete key to enter the BIOS and enter the advanced configuration page (Advanced

    setuppage) to find quick

    boot item, set to:

    enabled.The self-test will be skipped.

    Click Start Run and enter regedit in the Run dialog box to open the registry.

    Manager", then find the "Bootexecute" key in the right window and clear its value, and finally press the "F5" key to refresh the registry.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Using the chkntfs command, use the x-argument.

    Exclude drives that are not checked at startup, if your hard drive is divided into three partitions, C, D, and E, then you can run chkntfsxc: at startup and run

    d:e: (note: there are spaces), but then if you manually perform a disk scan yourself, you will have to execute chkntfsxc: again

    d:e: to have the effect of disabling automatic disk scanning again!

    Note: For the specific usage of chkntfs, chkntfs can be executed

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