So for some reason, my laptop's HDD was flagged as dirty by windows, and wouldn't show up in the built in defragger. In order to fix this, I scheduled chkdsk to run on boot time...
I let the utility do its own thing, and after it reached stage 5 of 5, it now says Adding 840741119 bad clusters to bad clusters file. Isn't that an exceedingly high number?
The Computer worked flawlessly, it's just that annoynace that I could defrag the HDD with that flag on. I suspect that the stupid sleep mode I used earlier in the day caused it.
Shall I just leave it there or reset the computer and interrupt the process? Help...
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It completed and the PC booted smoothly... but now the HDD reports that there's only 1.25GB left!
I checked all the directories in /C but nothing seems to be abnormally high size.
Stupid microsoft APP!!! -
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I think the problem is the hard drive, not Microsoft. 800 million bad sectors? Something's not kosher.
CHKDSK Help!!
Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by Sage32, Aug 30, 2012.