To bypass the check, press a key Windows 10

Maybe even CrystalDiskinfo.
Functions, start with Windows.

Check the list of programs.

Maybe Aïda64?

hi

check out this page for check disk --> click here

PS: to perform the operation, close all your running programs

let the check disk run to completion without interrupting it, it's very important

see you

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the radiation level is higher at the employment office than at Chernobyl

re

personally, I would run the check disk

it's up to you to see

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re

either you let the verification happen at startup

or you type this command in a command prompt as an administrator

chkdsk C: /F /R

with this command, it is the C:\ drive that will be analyzed

on this page --> click here

look at this operation --> Tutorial on correcting errors with the chkdsk command in Windows 10

WARNING: do not interrupt Check Disk

if your pc is a laptop, connect it to the power supply

if you have questions...

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re

Using the disk manager and the command chkdsk C: /F /R fixed it twice.

Did you perform both actions?

But when I did it via the command prompt I didn't get this summary

That's strange, because you should have received the check disk report in the command prompt

When you restart the PC, do you still see the message?

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The radiation level is higher at the unemployment office than at Chernobyl.

re

what version of W10 is installed on your PC?

in the search bar, type WINVER and run the command

example



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the radiation level is higher at the employment office than at Chernobyl

hi

you are 1 version behind, we are on 20H2

I suggest you do a clean install of the latest version to solve your problem

that said, you need to back up your documents etc... before proceeding

waiting for your response

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the radiation level is higher at Pôle Emploi than in Chernobyl

Hello,
Check for the presence of software that would run this command on every startup.