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Windows 2000 Chkdsk Management
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Displays the file system type, the status of the file system dirty bit, and whether Chkdsk is scheduled to run against the volume during the startup process.
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/c
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Schedules a volume to be checked during the startup process.
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/d
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Restores the computer to the default behavior and removes registry settings that were made by chkdsk /f or chkntfs /x. This means that all drives are checked during the startup process and that Chkdsk is run against those that are found to be dirty.
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/t[:time]
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Changes the Autochk time-out value to the specified length of time in seconds. If the time is not specified, displays the current settings. Although you can set the countdown time to 0, doing so prevents you from canceling a potentially time-consuming automatic file check.
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Note To use Chkntfs, you must be logged on with an account that is a member of the local Administrators group.
If no command-line switches are specified, Chkntfs displays the current status of the dirty or scheduled-to-be-checked volumes during the next start-up process.
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