Suddenly power failure have a chance to loss you hard disk processing data, so the operating system will check your C drive files. If any data loss then operating system recover the data itself. So this is the good option.
Some time, the system check will perform every time, this will irritate the user. So we can disable it permanently using Registry Editor.
Step 1:
Open your registry editor
Start => Type=>regedit=>press enter
Registry editor window will open, and edit the registry file using the following steps.
Step 2:
After open the Registry Editor select the options mention it below
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE=>SYSTEM=>Control=>Session Manager
After select this path the right hand side you can able to see some registry values. In there select the "BootExecute" show as below image
Step 3:
After choosing the path shown as the above image, you can found the value "BootExecute"
Double click on the name "BootExecute" or right click => Modify, now you can see the default value of the BootExecute "autocheck autochk *" just replace the * to ": /k:C *:" like below "autocheck autochk /k:C *".
The above value is only disable checking the "C drive", if you want to disable more drive from startup check enter like below
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Some time, the system check will perform every time, this will irritate the user. So we can disable it permanently using Registry Editor.
Step 1:
Open your registry editor
Start => Type=>regedit=>press enter
Registry editor window will open, and edit the registry file using the following steps.
Step 2:
After open the Registry Editor select the options mention it below
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE=>SYSTEM=>Control=>Session Manager
After select this path the right hand side you can able to see some registry values. In there select the "BootExecute" show as below image
Step 3:
After choosing the path shown as the above image, you can found the value "BootExecute"
Double click on the name "BootExecute" or right click => Modify, now you can see the default value of the BootExecute "autocheck autochk *" just replace the * to ": /k:C *:" like below "autocheck autochk /k:C *".
The above value is only disable checking the "C drive", if you want to disable more drive from startup check enter like below
autocheck autochk /k:C /k:D /k:L /k:S*
More Details About Chkdsk Command
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