Scanning & Repairing Drive (C:) Loop

Amber Hurt

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Jul 10, 2014
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I have a Samsung Ativ Book 4 (model number: np470r5e-k01ub). When I turned on my laptop today, I was prompted the message "scanning and repairing drive c". This has been going on for longer than I expected (about 6 hours and is stuck at 9%) and I am starting to get worried that something is seriously wrong. I have tried rebooting into safe mode but my keyboard isn't working. I have no way (that I know of) to restore to factory settings seeing as how my keyboard isn't working. I am new to this kind of problem and have no idea what to do next. Anyone else ever had this problem or know how to fix it?
 
Solution
you can try using an external keyboard

I guess you can also try leaving it on overnight, sometimes the chkdsk can be really really long (had a 8 hour one once) and someitmes the % number won't update properly



The screen is black with Samsung logo. Underneath the logo is the message "Scanning and repairing drive (C:): 6% complete"....verbatim
 
I have no idea what an HDD is. If I was even able to locate it, I have no idea how to see if it would work in another computer. I'm extremely new to this, but am willing to learn in order to have to refrain from taking it to a repair shop. Can you tell me the step-by-step process?
 
Restart the cumputer. And after diaosing your computer. Just keep taping on space many time. Wen you see the restart potton tap on it. And kep pressing the space tap agian many time. You wel get the desktop
 
There was once after failing to boot, I went into safe mode to initiate chkdisk and it has to restart and do the same "scanning and repairing drive... I was scared that it was stuck at 27% for two hours and then I left it overnight after reading somewhere that this process can take up to 24 hours depending on your hard disk size. The next morning it finished and waiting for me at the login screen.

My advice is to let it do what it's doing, don't force shut down. If it persists at a random percentage after 24 hours I suggest you restart into safe mode and do /scannow thingy for possible corrupted files. It's through command prompt but I forgot what exactly, try searching elsewhere.
 


Hi there!

Mine is doing the same, stuck on 59% and started all over again.

Any suggestions?