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I've been getting this 'blue screen' at start-up telling me that a volumn has to be checked for consistency the volumn is NTFS and I have 10 seconds to hit any key to cancel. I do and Windows starts up. Today I tried to defrag and I got the screen posted. I ran the Chkdsk /f. (there is no such animal on my machine so it couldn't be found. So I went to Windows/System 32/CHKDSK and ran a check from there. The prompt said it couldn't find drive f so it ran as 'read only', all 3 steps and removed something in stage 2. Then I inserted a flash stick, which becomes 'f' and ran Chkdsk /f. The prompt popped on and off in a milisecond. ( I suppose that was the Chk. Tried to defrag again, same message. Restarted, same message, restarted in 'safe mode', same message. I downloaded a defrag utility SO I'LL TRY THAT.... Any advice...anyone?
I've been getting this 'blue screen' at start-up telling me that a volumn has to be checked for consistency the volumn is NTFS and I have 10 seconds to hit any key to cancel. I do and Windows starts up. Today I tried to defrag and I got the screen posted. I ran the Chkdsk /f. (there is no such animal on my machine so it couldn't be found. So I went to Windows/System 32/CHKDSK and ran a check from there. The prompt said it couldn't find drive f so it ran as 'read only', all 3 steps and removed something in stage 2. Then I inserted a flash stick, which becomes 'f' and ran Chkdsk /f. The prompt popped on and off in a milisecond. ( I suppose that was the Chk. Tried to defrag again, same message. Restarted, same message, restarted in 'safe mode', same message. I downloaded a defrag utility SO I'LL TRY THAT.... Any advice...anyone?