trying to disable chckdsk

[rfglass]

Hey guys, I am runnin win7 Home Premium on 128 G SSD and a 1 T drive. disk check starts on every boot and errors. I am trying to disable it but am having difficulties in doing that.I have done everything here Check Disk (chkdsk) Runs Every Time Windows Starts xp I know apparently Win7 does not have this issue but mine does. Is there a way to disable chckdsk on startup? My system runs fine I have ran Hitachi Drive Fitness Test and an SSD drive test and they are fine. Suggestions ,Links would be appreciated.
Thankyou.

[dandelioneater]

Not sure if this will be of any use... but maybe check it out: Windows 7 and chkdsk on boot

[rfglass]

Originally Posted by dandelioneater

Not sure if this will be of any use... but maybe check it out: Windows 7 and chkdsk on boot

Yup tried all that before,was able to run a full scan @ startup after doing it again.and now I am back to chckdsk every startup but like always get an error that it cannot access the disk and then goes to my desktop.It is telling me to goto a restore point which I do not want to do. PC is running perfectly. I just want to disable chckdsk on startup. I don't even think it's possible,I have spent a few days researching this.

[dandelioneater]

Might have to consider formatting your drive and doing a clean install. I can't think of anything else to try :(

[enaberif]

Chkdsk will always try to run if it detects an issue with the drive as stated wipe and redo

[rfglass]

I figured that would be my only option. Just did not want to nuke OS again so soon.

[Shadowmeph]

Open My Computer>right click C drive>select properties and then tools to check the settings.
but usually that means that there might be a hard drive problem, it also might be set in your bios . Or you might have installed a piece of software that automatically does a chkdsk, usually though if you do what I first posted that stops it.

[rfglass]

Originally Posted by Shadowmeph

Open My Computer>right click C drive>select properties and then tools to check the settings.
but usually that means that there might be a hard drive problem, it also might be set in your bios . Or you might have installed a piece of software that automatically does a chkdsk, usually though if you do what I first posted that stops it.

Yeah tried that but you do not option to uncheck that box and apply. I'll live with for now untill I make some time for a fresh install. I have ran 3rd party disk checkers and everything is fine. I agree that some piece of software I have installed is causing this glitch. Chkdisk error's on it's own @ startup but with a cmd line it will run no problem @ startup

[rfglass]

WOOT found a fix "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Contr ol\Session Manager" autocheck autochk /K:C *

[Shadowmeph]

That was going to be my next thing was to check the reg file