SSD with windows comes up with auto repair loop but the disk is good

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Hi,

I had an SSD that was marked as needing checking & nothing I did would clear the fault. In the end I used Easeus Partion Master (Purchased) to check File System & it found a "Blank area marked as used" it cleared the error & all good now.

Easeus Partion Master Not advertising just telling the truth!

No, chkdsk isn't starting at boot. After the Asus boot screen it goes straight into windows automatic repair mode. I can run all of the utilities in there but nothing changes the boot to automatic repair. I've run chkdsk through cmd prompt. It finds nothing wrong. I will give partition manager a go. I assume I can run it on the ssd in question through my new windows install. If it finds a problem then I'll retry windows through that ssd and see what happens.

I tried Partition Manager. It didn't fix the problem.

I'll work through the tutorial Compumind when I get a chance today.

Again thank you all for your suggestions. Greatly appreciated.