[SOLVED] Seeing "Scanning and repairing drive" for half a second on startup

[Teneuom]

Since yesterday I've been seeing the scanning and repairing message on startup. I always shutdown from start menu, so I'm not dumping the ram. It's been occurring every time I shutdown and startup, should I be concerned?

 

[scout_03]

that message is from os or for hdd if it from latest one have it check in another system as secondary drive with is maker software .

 

[Teneuom]

that message is from os or for hdd if it from latest one have it check in another system as secondary drive with is maker software .

It's from os, I also found that the system is finding an error on my c drive, but manually checking through cmd shows no errors.

 

[scout_03]

then i would do a file repair for os you could have a bad boot sector or error .

 

[Teneuom]

then i would do a file repair for os you could have a bad boot sector or error .

I tried using a ssd repair app: AOMEI Partition Assistant, and file scan/repair shows no errors. Is it possible it's a false error?

 

[scout_03]

do it with the os support you use to install it to repair your files that is the best way .

 

[Teneuom]

do it with the os support you use to install it to repair your files that is the best way .

I didn't install the SSD in my PC, can you link me to a tutorial for repairing it in this way?

 

[Ralston18]

@Teneuom

Will add a quick suggestion:

Do remember to backup all data before doing anything else.

At least twice to different locations.

Verify that the backups are both recoverable and readable.

 

[Teneuom]

@Teneuom

Will add a quick suggestion:

Do remember to backup all data before doing anything else.

At least twice to different locations.

Verify that the backups are both recoverable and readable.

Thank you for the reminder.

 

[Teneuom]

Okay I've solved the issue thanks to scout_03. I checked the volume for being dirty, and it said it was despite my chkdsk coming up clean. So I added /f to the check and it came up clean and reset the volume, turns out it was a false positive.

 

[scout_03]

your welcome