i let it check everytime and still the error comes up when i boot. once i get on my computer its really slow and freezes anytime i try to do anything. what can i do ?

NTFS need to check consistancy of C: drive
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xI CurLs
, Feb 13 2012 05:59 PM
#1
Posted 13 February 2012 - 05:59 PM

i let it check everytime and still the error comes up when i boot. once i get on my computer its really slow and freezes anytime i try to do anything. what can i do ?
#2
Posted 13 February 2012 - 06:23 PM

Hi xI CurLs ...
..
first backup all your data...picture music and any documents you need/want
then try running run chkdsk /r
NOTE the single space before the /
click on start...type in...chkdsk /r
if for any reason you can't run chkdsk /r or it wiil not complete you will have to try running manufacture specific testing tools
pick the tool thats made for your particular drive and always use the long tests if offered
for Western Digital drives go here
Use the Find by Model Number on the right side
for Seagate and Maxtor drives ...get seatools here
for Fujitsu drives go here
for Hitachi drives go here
for Samsung drives go here
Toshiba does not provide diagnostic tools for their hard drives...
If the drive passes the hard drive tests... try running chkdsk /r again ...it can fix small problems with system files


first backup all your data...picture music and any documents you need/want
then try running run chkdsk /r
NOTE the single space before the /
click on start...type in...chkdsk /r
if for any reason you can't run chkdsk /r or it wiil not complete you will have to try running manufacture specific testing tools
pick the tool thats made for your particular drive and always use the long tests if offered
for Western Digital drives go here
Use the Find by Model Number on the right side
for Seagate and Maxtor drives ...get seatools here
for Fujitsu drives go here
for Hitachi drives go here
for Samsung drives go here
Toshiba does not provide diagnostic tools for their hard drives...
If the drive passes the hard drive tests... try running chkdsk /r again ...it can fix small problems with system files
#3
Posted 13 February 2012 - 07:07 PM

Also if it is a Toshiba hard drive, usually you can still run a diagnostic on it using another test. For example the Seagate "Seatools" program will let you run a generic test on the drive. This will still give you an indication of the drive's health.
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