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Originally Posted by cyclonus
Have you tried specifying switch options such as "/x" & "/f" ???
Give it a try & see if that does anything. I usually like to specify everything at the prompt (for example):
" C:>chkdsk c: /x /f " (w/out the quotation marks, of course).
By the sounds of your post, your volume must dismount first in order for chkdsk to access it. But a reboot should startup chkdsk w/out a hitch. Another option to explore, execute above command from safe mode & restart.
Just a thought ...
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No I havent tried that..What does the /x & /f commands do? I got chkdsk to run from the XP disk in the recovery console.But that didnt solve the problem..