Check Disk Runs Every Time Start Windows.

Computer suddenly turns off, you starts it again and a check disk process will work. However, that check disk process will work every time you start your computer after that problem. It's really a trouble. Because of it, you may need more than 3 minutes to start your computer. Windows need to know that, the harddisk is not dirty. The soluction is very simple:

1. Type Windows + R to open Run dialog:

2. Type in this dialog: cmd to open Command DOS.



3. In Command DOS, type in: "fsutil dirty query c:" (without quotes)

(*) Note: you may get a message like: "....required that you have administrative privileges." this message often appear in
Windows Vista/7. You just close command DOS, restart it by this way:
in Start menu type in: cmd
Right click on "cmd.exe" which appeared in Start Menu, choose "Run as
administrator"

In above command line:

• "fsutil" : open FSUTIL utility.

• "dirty" : manage volume dirty bit.

• "query c:" : process on C drive, replace C with other drive that you want to process on

4. Look at the returned message to know is that drive dirty.

5. If it's dirty, type in: "chkdsk c: /f /r /x /i /c"

In above command line:

• "chkdsk" : checkdisk command.

• "C:" : process on C drive
• "/f" : fixes errors on disk

• "/r" : locate bad sectors and recovers readable information

• "/x" : forces the volume to dismount if necessary

• "/i" : perform a less vigorous checkof index entries (on NTFS drive only)

• "/c" : skip checking cycles within folder structure (on NTFS drive only also)

need more help with this command: type "chkdsk /?" in Command DOS.