CHKDSK cannot run on Windows 7

Anyone?

Hi, upon reading the CrystalDisk results, your disk is indeed in poor condition.
Don't you notice any slowdowns when you use it?
Is the disk not making any abnormal noises?

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1° Laptop use AC power
2° Unplug all external devices
3° Turn on the laptop and immediately keep tapping F8 to display the advanced options
4° The advanced options screen appears, enter REPAIR COMPUTER to access the Windows Recovery Environment for the initiated WINRE
5° The rest in pictures

6° Click NEXT, default on HomeGroupUser$, click to change the username and choose your name from the list
If you use a password to log into your usual SESSION, then enter the password

If you do not have a password, skip and click on OK

7)

Laptop with pre-installed Windows recovery partition RECOVERY

6 options, there are 5 options in the photo.

choose option number 5 hence COMMAND PROMPT

8) Normal startup command prompt run as administrator I will have this

C:\Windows\system32>

Booting under WINRE Windows I will have this
X:\Windows\system32>

Booting from ISO external support Windows I will have this

X:\Sources>

9) After clicking REPAIR COMPUTER so after loading Windows check the location of Windows C: or D:

so I choose Command Prompt
Windows 7 on C:

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X:\windows\system32> C:

I type C: I press ENTER

the system switches to C:
C:\> I type dir

C:\>dir 

the system displays system directories

ok it's the right drive it doesn't show anything the files are in D so type D:

C:\>chkdsk /f /r or chkdsk /c /f I press ENTER

between chkdsk and /f and /r there is a space

between chkdsk and /c and /f there is a space
Would you like to force the dismount of this volume? (Y/N) Y

• the system starts the scan directly from the command prompt wait and especially monitor the final report

bad sectors or not?

be careful depending on the size of the selected drive and especially its condition
end of scan close the command prompt window directly

• the system does not start the scan directly, it will start the scan on the next reboot

exit the command prompt
C:\>exit press ENTER then click on RESTART

PS: launch a system image before performing a disk scan? yes why not!

you should not wait for an anomaly like on your machine to launch a system image

System image thus duplicating its hard drive will also duplicate the anomaly(s).

Infected system if I launch a system image the malware, Trojan horse, etc. will also be part of the journey.

what's the point of launching a system image under a damaged or infected system.

Well, we just have to try FISQ's methods.
I agree with you about the system image; if the computer is infected or damaged, it serves little purpose. But it's also always adjustable later in case the hard drive is fragile.
Well done, FISQ.

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I'm trying right away. Thank you!

The verification took place in a few seconds...
Here is the final screen. I then restarted and received the same error message that I've had from the beginning.

Hi,

See this FAQ: Autochk cannot run due to an error.

As mentioned, it would be good to check the SMART information.
If your hard drive has issues, you may have redundant autochk errors.

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Then if I type dir:
I have
Volume in drive D has no label
Volume serial number is ....
Directory of D:\
(Then I have a list of files including perflogd program files etc...)
31 files...
11 dirs...

It's done!
I didn't have the issue with autochk.
Here's the screenshot.

Okay, I'll let it rest and I'll do this tonight. I'll keep you updated. Thanks.

Here are the screenshots from CrystalDisk: