disable file check at startup

Question

Hello, how to disable or remove the automatic file system check that runs at Windows XP startup? thank you for your help best regards

Anonymous user · Accepted Answer

Hi,  Go to start, "Run" and enter this: chkntfs /x drive: (replace "Drive" with the letter of your partition)   And if that doesn't work, try this:  Start--> Run--> regedt32 Go to the key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager. Change the BootExecute value from: autocheck autochk * to: autocheck autochk /k:x *

Anonymous user · Answer

Hello

This check is a CHKDSK (Check Disk) that runs if you have a hard drive problem...

You need to let it finish and look at the results...

Otherwise, you risk having issues with your PC...

Especially since your XP is not updated....
--
Help yourself, and heaven will help you! Vista is sluggish, get rid of it, that will help you too!...
There are only solutions, you just have to find the problems that go with them...

perrier-exotic · Answer

Yes, I know this command and what it's for, but a while ago, I didn't have this file verification startup, and each time, I have to let it continue or stop it before 9 seconds, not fun..
In any case, thank you for your response
Best regards
P.S.: If you have another solution, I'm interested
Thank you in advance

Anonymous user · Answer

Well, let it finish and see what it does next...

Otherwise, there's something, I'm looking a bit... Look on your side in the tips on the site... Or the other similar issues...
--
Help yourself, and heaven will help you! Vista is slow, get rid of it, it will help you too!...
There are only solutions, just have to find the problems that go with them...

Anonymous user · Answer

Look at this:

http://www.commentcamarche.net/faq/topic 3755 windows xp run a scandisk

and this:

http://www.commentcamarche.net/faq/topic 682 disable scandisk on startup
--
Help yourself, and heaven will help you! Vista is slow, get rid of it, it will help you too!...
There are only solutions, you just have to find the problems that go with them...

perrier-exotic · Answer

After the first check, he does another one and then opens Windows, so it takes a while...
I've looked elsewhere, and it seems to me that it happens in the registry, where you need to change a line or modify a number, but I'm waiting for someone to confirm that for me...
I also know how to access the registry.
Best regards

Anonymous user · Answer

I know it's long, but if you never let him finish, that's not good!

You might have a problem! At least let him finish once!
--
Help yourself, and heaven will help you! If Vista is slow, get rid of it, that will help you too!...
There are only solutions, just need to find the problems that come with them...

fabmarge · Answer

Thank you for this wise advice.

Lili 22 · Answer

Hello!

Not long ago, I had to turn off my "HP Pavilion running Windows 7" computer, but when I restart it, it shows me
"Checking file system on C:"
I let it run, but at the end of this check (journal verification completed), nothing happens!!!
What should I do??
Help!!

Thank you =)

grimmjow95 · Answer

Good evening, so here it is, I ran a disk check on my computer from the workstation (Computer) on a separate partition but unfortunately I couldn't finish it because I had to turn off the computer and when I turned it back on I noticed that the hard drive has become very slow so I decided to run a disk check again and when the check starts it doesn't launch and the little window closes so I would like to know if there is a way to remedy this thank you for replying to me as soon as possible.

Arabian. · Answer

Hello, for a month now, every time I turn on the computer, I get a blue screen prompting me to perform a chkdsk on the D partition: either do it or cancel it. I performed it once, no problem, but the message persists at every startup...

Then, for the past two days, the system has been looping on startup, the screen displays, but instead of the desktop appearing, the computer reboots with an error message
Windows was not shut down properly, possible power supply issue or power button, etc.
clicking on safe mode, safe mode with networking, normal startup, etc.

I formatted the system since it was looping... and I installed Windows XP SP3. During the installation, there was a partition check, and now the PC works fine, but I still got that damned message on startup again!!

chkdsk must check the D: partition:
I let the check run and then I followed another manual check
here are the results under MS-DOS
http://www.hostingpics.net/viewer.php?id=693261erreursysteme00.jpg

My question: Is this a sign that the hard drive is damaged or that the D partition is damaged?

I disabled this message via the registry as mentioned in this post, is there a risk to the hard drive later with this manipulation?

Thank you!

Disable file check at startup

11 answers

File with some lines merged and others not

Asus vivobook pc won’t boot anymore, need help

Return material found at a deceased cousin's house

More of your samsung a14

Computer opening

Acer nitro 50-650 ...? real? or fake?

Texture issues in enshrouded

Lost tnt channels (via antenna)

My printer won't connect to my pc anymore

Male voice replacing my contact’s voicemail?