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If you find that Check Disk or ChkDsk is stuck at a particular percentage or hangs at some stage in Windows 11/10, then this post suggests some troubleshooting steps that may help you. It could be ...

QUESTION: Hello, I have been a user of Windows XP for many years now, but this is the first problem I have had. I tried to turn my computer on today and it went to the checking-disk screen. It ...

Hello,<BR>I want to copy a userprofile on the same windows-client (Backup). In a batch-file I will check for enough free disk space before copy the profile. With freedisk.exe from the resource-kit ...

To automatically compress all of your log files and any new ones, right click on the LogFiles folder in Widows Explorer and choose Properties. Then click the “Advanced” button toward the bottom.

If you have less than 11GB of free disk space, you'll feel the pain sooner rather than later.) If you discover that your system drive is formatted as FAT32, the solution is to convert it to NTFS.

This brings up the Command prompt box, where you'll see the cursor blinking at the end of the line that says C:\WINDOWS\system32>.. Directly after that, type CHKDSK, then a space, and then the letter ...

From time to time, it is a good practice to check your hard drive (hard disk) for errors using a tool built into Windows called CHKDSK (for Check Disk). It is important that you keep a watch on ...