Checking C Drive Every Time OS Start

Checking C Drive Every Time OS Start

Hi,

There is some many reason why these problems occur, because due to the Virus attack, Conflict with the program, corrupting the file, the computer was not in proper shutdown. All of these can cause of these kind of issue. To resolve this kind of issue you need to back-up all important file… after back-up the all files follow this steps:

1. Restart computer press delete key or F2 key to enter Bios setup.
2. In the boot sequence First boot CD room after the setting done Save and Exit.
3. Insert operating system CD in the CD room then on the screen its shows “Press any key to Continue then press Enter.

 

Note:

Please read carefully the following steps that shown on the screen.

If you want to repair just Press “R” but it is better to make new installation of Windows system so that the issue will never coming back.  Please use CCleaner software to clean the registry of the windows system.

<>2.Type cmd and then enter the commands: regsvr32 –u lpk.dll and then  regsvr32 lpk.dll

Note;

After do these command, download the CCleaner software to fix the registry of the system.

Thank you, hope its help

Regards;

Checking C Drive Every Time OS Start

If you notice CHKDSK keeps coming back every time you boot, check if there is a reason for the CHKDSK utility to appear. CHKDSK is the default disk utility in Microsoft Windows. It will appear on startup if one of the following is encountered:

• Improper system shutdown
• Hard drive problem
• Malware infection

The most common cause why CHKDSK appears automatically on startup is incorrect shutdown. This happens when you don’t properly shut down the system before unplugging the CPU. This sometimes leads to corruption of system files. Another cause is your hard drive. This can happen if the drive has bad sectors and Windows encounters read/write problems.

If you notice CHKDSK keeps coming back on startup, check that you shut down your computer properly. After booting, click “Start” then “Shut down.” Wait for the CPU to completely turn off before unplugging the power then wait about twenty (20) seconds. After this, plug the CPU back to the power and turn it on.

If this doesn’t work, update your antivirus then perform a full system scan. You can also use third-party virus removal tool like Sophos. Download Sophos Virus Removal Tool and install. Once installed, start Sophos then wait for the virus signature database to get updated. When updating is complete, click to start scanning your computer.

Sophos scans everything on your computer including devices connected via USB port. When a virus is found at the end of the scan, remove it then repeat the scan over and over until it no longer detects a virus. Don’t disable your antivirus when using the tool. Sophos works alongside any antivirus program you may have.

Note: this is not an antivirus so don’t use it as replacement to your antivirus. It is just a tool to remove hard-to-detect viruses. It doesn’t have real-time protection like what antivirus programs provide. If the problem continues, just disable CHKDSK from automatically starting up. Press the Windows key + R to bring up the “Run” dialog then type without quotes “cmd” and then hit Enter.

In the command prompt window, type the following command then hit Enter:

chkntfs /x c:

Replace “c:” with the correct drive letter if drive C is not the default Windows system drive.