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Disk consistency check on reboot...

Started by Accio , Mar 02 2005 02:07 PM

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Accio

Posted 02 March 2005 - 02:07 PM

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Please help! Recently, when I start Windows XP, it wants to check my C: drive for disk consistency errors or something of the sort. If I let it do this, my computer gets SO screwed up! ALL these programs only half function (including IE, Acrobat, etc) and I get all these error messages. Since I obviously didn't want that, I restored my system using GoBack (Windows XP system restore would NOT work), and everything is okay. However, everytime I reboot it still wants to do the disk consistency check. How do I stop this? And is there something really wrong with my computer?

Thanks for any help...