Using Vista Home Premium
T7200, 2Gb ram 120GB 5400rpm sata HDD
when vista boot up, most of the time it is doing File system scan on my C and D drive. i did not have a improper shut down of the PC but why is it scanning everytime i boot up the OS?
Is there a way to disable that scan it is taking ard 30-40 sec to scan both my drive and the result out is always Clean.
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Are you sure there is no improper shut down? Maybe it happens just before the computer shuts down. Does Vista display any proplems or incompatabilities?
I would try doing one real scan under windows with chdsk /f /s This will reboot the computer and scan the disk fully. See if it finds anything and if it still happens after this. -
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With 2gb ram you shouldn't have a problem. I agree with wave and qhn.
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restart and scan . after that i restart again sill he same still show me file system check on C and D complete and its clean.
check msconfig never see any startup processes that do scan disk go to task manager also never see any.. -
the next thing i can think of is the possibility that certain apps, by shutting, still left some traces that caused vista to think that the disk is being "disturbed"
u can try to close up all 3rd party apps first before shutting down vista and see if this goes away
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i try start up then shut down straight away without opening any appp. still same ...
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short of doing a re.install or blaming hardware failure, let us try one more shot at it:
. start ur system up
. wait until everything is being idled
. make a note of what r being running (task.manager -> processes)
. give us a pic of ur running processes
. download cCleaner, and take a look at start.up options; give us a pic on this as well
. shut down
. restart
i take it that C: & D: r NTFS format?
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there u go . thanks for ur help
both partition is NTFS
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All looks good to me. Dont think spy ware is causing the problem.
I had a similar problem with XP a while ago and i had to fix it like this:
After start up go to cmd and type "CHKNTFS /X C:" This stops windows from scanning on the next boot only.
then reboot and do a full check disk with "Chkdsk /f /r C:"
after the scan you need to set one more command "fsutil dirty query c:"
Since you have 2 partition have to do all commands for both c: and d:
I hope this will fix it under vista too it did for XP. -
i would try wave's recommendation and see as well
on a personal note from ur pics (thx):
. TkBellexe is a useless process, i would personally getting rid of it
. coolmon - u have with installer or just copy folder? (1)
. rmclock - same as coolmon? (2)
. if u r not using IE (i see that u r using FF), then u might just want to disable MDM.exe (" mdm.exe is associated with Microsoft Windows process debugging system. It allows the user to debug Internet Explorer errors by using a script interface tool. This is a non-essential process.") i got mine disabled!
i would take coolmon (1) from the start up list - start and reboot and see; same thing with rmclock. U can always put them back if it makes no difference, just trying some process of elimination.
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try all recommendation yet same result
therefore do a system restore to factor setting using HP recovery disc.
and this is wat i got.
seem still the same and F is my thumbdrive that i forget to remove before i restart the pc. -
anything out of the ordinary from ur bios setting? review the settings, save them and chose the default load and see.. it is just totally odd from a new install, unless the drive makes vista thinks that it is not clean (bad hardware)
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One more command...
chkntfs /x c: d:
This is what MS says about it link -
i try my friend vista machine and notice that his also got the above file system check .
tried chkntfs /x c: d:
and i will get
"windows has finished checking the disk" message. and it take the same time to display this message compare to not disable scan disk -
Don't you just love Vista?
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I had to install Vista twice. First time I installed Vista it was fine. Adding programs one a time and reboot after each intall. Suddenly boot up took longer than usual. At least I knew the last program was causing the slow boot up (can't remember what it was). Disabled some of the startup programs that automatically loaded. Not only did boot-up took awhile, now shutting down also took longer.
Out of frustration I went ahead and re-installed and was much better. Number one problem was lack of driver support. Will wait 6 mos or until the drivers are available for my programs then will re-install again. Love the eye candy of Ultimate but XP more usefull for me right now. -
dun like it. slow start up and shutdown.
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i take one more shot:
. start->run-> type in "fsutil dirty query c:"
. do the same thing for d:
. any message?
. then "chkntfs /D"
. reboot
found an interesting related to hp hardware under xp:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q316506/
cheers ... -
done that before the query out is clean
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"chkntfs /D" did not help?
cheers ... -
sad to said no ........
Vista Slow Bootup
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