Microsoft Windows 2000 Server
Microsoft Product Support Services White Paper
Written by Elden Christensen
Additional contributions by Terence Hosken, Wim van Wieren
Published on January 2003
Abstract
This white paper contains information about the Chkdsk command-line utility. The Chkdsk utility creates and displays a status report for the disk and lists and corrects errors on the disk. The paper presents general information about how to use Chkdsk and specific information about how to use Chkdsk with Microsoft Windows 2000 Server Cluster.
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