Can't perform disk check on Win 7

[noman3000]

I wanna perform thorough disk check of my laptop hard disk but I'm not being able to do so. I have Win 7, when pc restarts for the disk check, it cancels itself & I don't press any key, my keyboard keys r fine too.

Any solution?

Update: Problem solved. Tried CMD method as K3yser told it but it worked with run as Admin as abobobilly told it.

 

[K3yser]

[MENTION=1123]noman3000[/MENTION]: run a ccleaner registry scan to check the bootscan entry, could be some virus etc has disabled it.

alternatively;

-go to run > cmd press enter > @ command prompt go down to C: (or watever drive thats giving error) and type > chkdsk /f press enter.

this'll hopefully resolve ur issue bro...

 

[noman3000]

@noman3000: run a ccleaner registry scan to check the bootscan entry, could be some virus etc has disabled it.

alternatively;

-go to run > cmd press enter > @ command prompt go down to C: (or watever drive thats giving error) and type > chkdsk /f press enter.

this'll hopefully resolve ur issue bro...

Alternative method giving me this error:

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I have 2 drives C & D, tried on both but same error as can be seen on the above screenshot.

 

[K3yser]

yes thats coz you're running it in some mode other than ADMIN mode. log on as admin then try...

 

[noman3000]

yes thats coz you're running it in some mode other than ADMIN mode. log on as admin then try...

Where is ADMIN mode? Do u mean I should remove user account?

 

[K3yser]

Where is ADMIN mode? Do u mean I should remove user account?

um no im saying k u need to logoff and log in as administrator to run these sorta commands properly.

 

[noman3000]

um no im saying k u need to logoff and log in as administrator to run these sorta commands properly.

Oh I got it, I'm already logged in as administrator & there is no a/c other than that which I can switch but same message in cmd prompt. Now what?

 

[abobobilly]

[MENTION=1123]noman3000[/MENTION]!

In Windows 7 ...

1. Right Click on the drive you want to scan, and go to Properties.
2. From the Tools Tab, Click on Error Checking.

From there you can schedule a disk check.

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If you are not able to use CMD, then make sure you are Running it as Administrator.

From Start Menu, type CMD in the search bar (not Win+R, but the search bar which is at the bottom of Start Menu). Right click on CMD and Run it as Admin.

 

[noman3000]

@noman3000!

In Windows 7 ...

1. Right Click on the drive you want to scan, and go to Properties.
2. From the Tools Tab, Click on Error Checking.

From there you can schedule a disk check.

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If you are not able to use CMD, then make sure you are Running it as Administrator.

From Start Menu, type CMD in the search bar (not Win+R, but the search bar which is at the bottom of Start Menu). Right click on CMD and Run it as Admin.

No that's not the problem, I can run CMD without any problem. Problem is that when I restart my pc for disk check (disk check always perform after reboot in DOS screen, u know it very well), the disk check timer starts (press any key to cancel 10 seconds.. this type of message comes) but it cancels automatically.

I used ur method of right clicking too, wese I use tune up utility monthly for disk cleaning but this time it's not performing disk check.

Edit: I had Win Vista & never had disk check problem, it means this problem occurs in Win 7?

 

[noman3000]

Bump......

 

[Baghi]

[MENTION=1123]noman3000[/MENTION]. Which antivirus and anti-spyware program you use?

 

[noman3000]

@noman3000. Which antivirus and anti-spyware program you use?

Not using any anti-virus & anti-spyware program..

 

[Baghi]

Not using any anti-virus & anti-spyware program..

Very good. Install avast! Free Antivirus and run a "Boot-Time Scan". See if it helps.

 

[noman3000]

Very good. Install avast! Free Antivirus and run a "Boot-Time Scan". See if it helps.

O bhai, I installed this & my pc got fucked up, was not even starting so I just uninstalled it back from safe mode, now pc is fine. But disk check problem still exists. Anti virus software is itself a virus in my opinion. I don't like it.

 

[Hassan]

are you using chkdsk ?
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[K3yser]

coming backto your issue:

run combofix (download from www.bleepingcomputer.com/download/anti-virus/combofix )

see if that solves your problem...

 

[noman3000]

are you using chkdsk ?

I'm using tune up utilites..

coming backto your issue:

run combofix (download from www.bleepingcomputer.com/download/anti-virus/combofix )

see if that solves your problem...

It's not available on ur given link. Although I found it on google but it's looking a risky software bcoz this is written on the site:

IMPORTANT : ComboFix is extremely powerful , You should not run ComboFix.exe unless you are asked to by a trained helper .

 

[Hassan]

I'm using tune up utilites..

Then try it and respond back

 

[noman3000]

Thread can be closed. Read the 1st post.

Thanks everyone!

 

[abobobilly]

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