scanning and repairing window 10

[RachokingzOz]

Every time i start my window i get this scanning and repairing drive. Could it be that i have too many partition?

 

[johnbl]

The bios would not mark the dirty bit in the file system.
when the system boots it checks this bit to see if it should attempt to run chkdsk and do a repair

I would be looking for a hard drive cache problem or a failure in the shutdown process.
for some reason when your system shuts down it is not completing before the power goes out.

you might enable verbose shutdown messages:
http://www.thewindowsclub.com/enable-verbose-status-message-windows
it will tell you what the system is trying to do before the shutdown.

things can get messy when you add a drive.
the first hard drive would have had a reserved partition that does not have a drive letter, then a windows partition with a c: drive letter assignment.

the new ssd drive would also look just like the hard drive. The problem is when both of them are active at the same time, windows will re assign the drive letters so they don't conflict. it does not know which drive you wanted so it just goes by which drive the system hardware sees first and assigns the drive letters. if it gets it wrong then your system will not boot.

normally you put the drive you want to boot from in the PC, then boot a repair disk and get to a command prompt and run the following commands:
bootrec.exe /fixmbr
bootrec.exe /fixboot
bootrec.exe /ScanOs
bootrec.exe /RebuildBcd

that should get your SSD drive to boot. Now you can power up windows, then plug in the hard drive while windows is running and go do the disk properties of the new disk and assign drive letters on the disk so they do not conflict with the first SSD. Then do a shutdown and see if you can reboot.

you could also delete the reserved partition from the Hard disk drive and then the drive would become a data drive rather than a boot drive.

there are otherways to fix this but most of them involve booting on a repair disk and running a cmd.exe to get to the windows utilities.
(diskpart.exe used to reassign drive letters)

Alright i install the os onto the ssd now, and my hdd still has all the other program. Which i already formated at the This PC. Still when i start the pc it has the scan and repair. It must be a bios problem right?

 

[RachokingzOz]

The bios would not mark the dirty bit in the file system.
when the system boots it checks this bit to see if it should attempt to run chkdsk and do a repair

I would be looking for a hard drive cache problem or a failure in the shutdown process.
for some reason when your system shuts down it is not completing before the power goes out.

you might enable verbose shutdown messages:
http://www.thewindowsclub.com/enable-verbose-status-message-windows
it will tell you what the system is trying to do before the shutdown.

things can get messy when you add a drive.
the first hard drive would have had a reserved partition that does not have a drive letter, then a windows partition with a c: drive letter assignment.

the new ssd drive would also look just like the hard drive. The problem is when both of them are active at the same time, windows will re assign the drive letters so they don't conflict. it does not know which drive you wanted so it just goes by which drive the system hardware sees first and assigns the drive letters. if it gets it wrong then your system will not boot.

normally you put the drive you want to boot from in the PC, then boot a repair disk and get to a command prompt and run the following commands:
bootrec.exe /fixmbr
bootrec.exe /fixboot
bootrec.exe /ScanOs
bootrec.exe /RebuildBcd

that should get your SSD drive to boot. Now you can power up windows, then plug in the hard drive while windows is running and go do the disk properties of the new disk and assign drive letters on the disk so they do not conflict with the first SSD. Then do a shutdown and see if you can reboot.

you could also delete the reserved partition from the Hard disk drive and then the drive would become a data drive rather than a boot drive.

there are otherways to fix this but most of them involve booting on a repair disk and running a cmd.exe to get to the windows utilities.
(diskpart.exe used to reassign drive letters)

Alright i install the os onto the ssd now, and my hdd still has all the other program. Which i already formated at the This PC. Still when i start the pc it has the scan and repair. It must be a bios problem right?

I was able to fix the problem by deleting other partition on the hard drive beside the main partition that i use and that seems to fix the problem.