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Can I unmount c:, run chkdsk, then remount in a batch program?<br />
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Thanks.
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Hi Experts,<br />
I am trying to be a little more professional when I do a a weekly full backup of my hard drive and incremental backups the other days. &nbsp;My backup software Acronis True Image Home 11. It allows me to execute a command before and after the backup.<br />
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I would like to run &quot;CHKDSK C: /F /R&quot; before I do my weekly backup of my C: drive within Acronis Backup. &nbsp;Is there a way to run &quot;CHKDSK.EXE C: /F /R&quot; without forcing a reboot? &nbsp;<br />
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My OS is WinXP Pro SP2.<br />
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Thanks much.<br />

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Hi Experts,
I am trying to be a little more professional when I do a a weekly full backup of my hard drive and incremental backups the other days.  My backup software Acronis True Image Home 11. It allows me to execute a command before and after the backup.

I would like to run "CHKDSK C: /F /R" before I do my weekly backup of my C: drive within Acronis Backup.  Is there a way to run "CHKDSK.EXE C: /F /R" without forcing a reboot?  

My OS is WinXP Pro SP2.

Thanks much.


Can I unmount c:, run chkdsk, then remount in a batch program?

Thanks.

Run Chkdsk w/o Reboot?

Hi Experts,
I am trying to be a little more professional when I do a a weekly full backup of my hard drive and incremental backups the other days.  My backup software Acronis True Image Home 11. It allows me to execute a command before and after the backup.

I would like to run &quot;CHKDSK C: /F /R&quot; before I do my weekly backup of my C: drive within Acronis Backup.  Is there a way to run &quot;CHKDSK.EXE C: /F /R&quot; without forcing a reboot?  

My OS is WinXP Pro SP2.

Thanks much.


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