How to fix Windows Media Player errors?
Solvedsteph810 Posted messages 1850 Registration date Status Membre Last intervention -
Hello,
I have a problem that started a few days ago; I have a notification asking me to restart my computer to fix a drive error, and despite restarting it, the error persists.
I’ve already checked out several forums, and I used the famous CHKDSK command in the command prompt along with others, then restarted, but the error is still there.
Here’s what the command prompt shows me when I type the CHKDSK command; does anyone know how to fix this kind of problem?
2 réponses
Start by opening cmd (command prompt) as an administrator.
sfc /scannow
Then:
Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
then:
CHKDSK C: /f /r /x
The "/f" parameter tells CHKDSK to fix any errors it finds; "/r" instructs it to locate bad sectors on the drive and recover readable information; "/x" forces the drive to unmount before starting the process.
Ps: it's best to do this in safe mode.
Finally, if this doesn't solve the problem, consider backing up what you can on a USB drive or external disk and replacing your hard drive as a last resort.
Hi, thanks for the response, I was able to solve the problem!
First, I ran the commands you gave me, but after restarting my PC, the problem didn't go away!
So I tried the following method:
hold down the SHIFT key and then click on restart
then:
I selected Troubleshoot
then:
Advanced options
then:
Startup Repair
As a result, the computer restarted displaying "Attempting Recovery", and once it was finished, I was able to access my session. After checking in "Security and Maintenance," the problem was gone.
Thank you for your help!