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It's easier to copy/paste the chkdsk log into a txt file, or export it from the eventviewer, and upload that :)
In event viewer, a search for chkdsk and/or wininit should help find the right logs.
It's easier to copy/paste the chkdsk log into a txt file, or export it from the eventviewer, and upload that :)
In event viewer, a search for chkdsk and/or wininit should help find the right logs.
Here are the results :)
Run chkdsk again and follow the instructions provided in my post, chkdsk in read mode isn't very useful
But i have done it exactly as you provided in your previous post... I ran powershell.exe and performed chkdsk /r, responded Y to the question check at restart, restarted and uploaded the log
I see the issue, the uploaded log is from 5 days ago.
Code:Log Name: Application Source: Chkdsk Date: 04/05/2017 17:03:58 Event ID: 26226 Task Category: None Level: Information Keywords: Classic User: N/A Computer: DanielPC Description: Chkdsk was executed in scan mode on a volume snapshot. Checking file system on D: Volume label is HardeSchijfD.
Oh, then ill look for the right one soon. First the CBS.log, i used winrar to compress it into a rar file, idk if this causes damage to the file or something and let me know if you need a non compressed one (since i actually compressed a copy of the original file )
EDIT: also added the new result file
Chkdsk was executed in read mode
What error code was provided by sfc?Code:Log Name: Application Source: Chkdsk Date: 10/05/2017 16:44:40 Event ID: 26226 Task Category: None Level: Information Keywords: Classic User: N/A Computer: DanielPC Description: Chkdsk was executed in scan mode on a volume snapshot. Checking file system on C: Volume label is NieuwVolume.
none, there were no errors to be found,
EDIT: sorry im stupid, didnt read the part that i only had to upload if it gave an error
No problem, but I do want to ask you to read carefully for next times, it saves us both a lot :)
Now, please run following command in admin command prompt
I'm not sure if you've overlooked this part, so I'm quoting it here.Code:chkdsk C: /r
Note
Run the tests on all hard drives/partitions!
Done, On disk D: it said no problems were found.
The C: disk is in use so idk where to find that report on it