[gui-talk] does anyone know the equivalent to it?
David Andrews
dandrews at visi.com
Tue Apr 19 02:05:01 UTC 2011
Some stuff is found under maintenance. You can also run chkdsk, type
windows-r which opens up a command prompt then type chkdsk /f that is
c h k d s k space slash f and it will say disk in use do you want to
run next time you reboot y/n? or something like that. Type y and hit
enter and the program will run, and fix errors the next time you reboot.
Dave
At 06:03 AM 4/18/2011, you wrote:
>Hi list members. think I have windows seven's nuts and bolts licked. one
>question though, on earlier windows versions there was a scan disc and
>then it was a check disc utility. I used the new search
>box feature and type
>the words check disc and closest I got to it, was check the windows
>experience. does anyone know what the method of scanning for
>and fixing system
>errors and attempt to recover bad sectors is and what is the easiest way for
>a screen reader user to get to it? thanks ken.
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