Where s the Chkdsk tool?

Start running and enter your chkdsk on it.

Press the second key at the bottom of the left side of the keyboard, then press R, then type chkdsk, and press enter.

If your disk has file corruption, you may be prompted to run chkdsk for disk self-test after booting. The chkdsk command is an application that belongs to the dos command, which can be used in the start-run-type command.

If you only want to self-test the C drive, enter "chkdsk c:".

Start Run

Enter cmd to enter the command prompt.

Input. chkdsk

c: f If the wrong file is on drive D, then enter d: f, and so on) Next, let you select [y n] to choose both. y

Then press enter. When everything is done, restart your computer.

After entering the XP boot screen, the system will automatically perform system self-test and repair, and the problem will be solved after successfully entering the XP system.

If you are in the lower right corner of the file corruption prompt you use the chkdsk tool, if so, with this tool is not needed, please see below.

This prompt is caused by too many temporary files in the system, or a disk problem, take a look at the following methods.

1) This prompt appears in the lower right corner of the taskbar (a file is damaged, please run to use the chkdsk tool to repair), it is generally caused by too many junk files in the system, mainly the junk files generated by the Internet, just clean it up.

Open a web page, click on the "Tools" menu on Internet Options under the "General" tab and click on "Delete cookies(i)", delete files in the "Delete Files" pop-up, click on "OK" (including offline files), and restart your computer (no need to use the chkdsk tool that prompts).

2) The system comes with the disk repair method: (If the fault is still there, that is, there is a problem with your disk, please repair the disk, and repair each disk).

The specific steps are as follows: select the drive letter in My Computer, right-click, select "Tools Start Checking" in the pop-up drive properties window, and select "Automatically Repair File System Errors" and "Scan and Recover Bad Sectors", and then click Start, the scanning time will vary depending on the disk capacity and scanning options (after doing the above method, a box will pop up, the point is, automatically shut down and repair at boot).

3) If it still doesn't work, it may be that there is a problem with the hard disk, try to repair it with software. Bad sectors on the hard drive will lead to corruption or loss of computer system files, computer failure to boot or freeze. Hard disk bad sectors can be repaired using NDD Disk Utility or Scandisk.

4) If the fault persists, please restore the system or reinstall it (it is still not possible to format the hard disk and repartition and reinstall it, if it doesn't work, you will have to replace the hard disk, or overhaul it).

Hello, if you want to detect hard drives or removable storage, I recommend using other tools. The chkdsk tool that comes with the system is not very functional. How to run chkdsk:

Click Start, Run, enter cmd, and enter chkdsk in the command state.

Start -> run -> enter "cmd" -> enter chkdsk