C: Problem with driving repair
C: Problem with driving repair
Windows indicates the C: drive requires repair, but after attempting the fix, no changes occur and the problem persists. It seems there might be an underlying issue that needs further investigation.
I usually handle things at a basic level. When you open CMD and run chkdsk, it will show the results. This is likely the same program you used before, just with a different interface. Another choice could be a third-party free software. I’ve heard about Crystaldiskmark there—it might offer improved reporting features too.
Check the installation by running it to identify any issues.
Right-click the drive > Error Checking > Confirm yes, it seems to be the same issue, just a different method. Otherwise, you might not have admin privileges.
Execute "sudo chkdsk" and be prompted for your admin password. It seems you're using a user account.
Looking at the drive with a right-click gives the same outcome—warning, restart, scan and fix—but after that, the repair still flags it as needing work. Using chkdsk /r didn’t change anything either. What’s happening?
try running sfc /scannow there's a slight chance that might fix the error
If your SSD shows these symptoms, it indicates a physical drive issue. I recommend backing up your files to another storage as quickly as possible. Consider reinstalling Windows on the same drive with a full reformat for a clean setup. If the problem persists after applying all Windows security updates, ensure your drive is up-to-date and replace it if necessary. Important Tip: Run a deep virus scan on your drive before proceeding to confirm no malware is present.