At boot up get "Scanning & repairing driver...…." at startup after using CCCleaner. I've reversed the action, but it didn't help. I contact CC Cleaner & they were of no help. My laptop boots after about 2 minutes and runs fines.
I've went back to previous point and that didn't work. Dell just told me to reinstall everything.
I also get the error " Can't connect to all network drives" error also.
Thanks for your help.
Hi, you can get an idea of what chkdsk is scanning by executing
Mountvol
at a command prompt.
This will list all your partitions with their GUIDs (that long string in your screenshot).
windows - Running chkdsk on a disk partition without a drive letter - Super User
This may help you go further to identify the partition and then try running chkdsk on the partition in question with a parameter such as
chkdsk X: /F
where X: is a drive letter corresponding to the GUID displayed in your screenshot.
If chkdsk then runs successfully that may stop it running each time on boot.
I've never seen and can't think why Ccleaner would cause chkdsk to run - perhaps someone else may have an idea.
I'm guessing perhaps chkdsk may be running on your Recovery partition- I seem to recall a thread on that.
For info:
Displaying the Volume GUID of a volume | Morgan Simonsens Blog
Last edited by dalchina; 18 Sep 2018 at 00:43.
Are both your threads related?
Boot drive changed after upgrading from windows 7 - Windows 10 Forums
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