Conclusion On Run chkdsk - CHKDSK is a check for disk utility which runs on computer automatically in case any problem is being faced by hard disk.
I am working on an intel computer with windows xp as operating system. Everything was going on OK but I am worried for that from last few days it has started running something like check foe consistency etc. I suspected for virus infection and then I scanned my computer with antivirus but I did not find any virus like problem. Now I am unable to understand te matter and I expect you to help me. Can you show me any way to solution?
Might your computer is going through CHKDSK i.e. disk checking utility. This happens when it seems that your hard disk is under any risk, such as it is dying. What all you need to do is as follows-
- Save all of your data in a CD or DVD or in any other external device you like. It's safer to baqckup your desired data before repairing any problem of your system.
- Now run CHKDSK from the recovery console through the manufacturer's recovery CD. This might help you to recover the problem but if still find the problem un-resolved, You can go for the following solutions:-
- Change your hard disk with the newer one.
- Format your hard disk.
- Run spinrite in your computer.
Spinrite is a recovery tool for hard drive and it is much capable to recover the computer i worse stage for their hard drive. Spin rite works for a longtime in your system and it finds the damaged parts of your hard disk. It repair and recover the data of that parts of your hard-drive. But it should be remembered by you that any software based data can recover your software stuff such as file. It can not recover your hard drive.
I recommend for the option of format if you are getting it expensive to particular ly purchase spinrite. This will be cheaper for you but you will be caught by alot of workout regarding backup of your data, then formatting the hard-drive. later re-installing your operating system, then loading your files and data on your system and manymore.
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