CHKDSK found error on C: drive
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There have been BSOD issues and sometimes got C: drive idle time hanging too long. So, I have just run CHKDSK on one of our servers and it found error on C: drive.
Now, what do I need to do? I am concerned system might be crashed completely if I run CHKDSK /f as it might cause some worse issues.
There have been BSOD issues and sometimes got C: drive idle time hanging too long. So, I have just run CHKDSK on one of our servers and it found error on C: drive.
Now, what do I need to do? I am concerned system might be crashed completely if I run CHKDSK /f as it might cause some worse issues.
The type of the file system is NTFS.
WARNING! F parameter not specified.
Running CHKDSK in read-only mode.
CHKDSK is verifying files (stage 1 of 3)...
189184 file records processed.
File verification completed.
1281 large file records processed.
0 bad file records processed.
0 EA records processed.
126 reparse records processed.
CHKDSK is verifying indexes (stage 2 of 3)...
31 percent complete. (198214 of 258836 index entries processed)
Error detected in index $I30 for file 9435.
258836 index entries processed.
Index verification completed.
Errors found. CHKDSK cannot continue in read-only mode.
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Seth, thank for answering my questions.
C: drive is 100GB in size and there is no RAID configured unfortunately. We have only configured D: drive which is 1TB in RAID 1 so D: drive is safe as far as RAID concerns. Stop code was 0x0000007a and no power interruptions occurred.
I will make a full backup and run the chkdsk /f /v /r and also run the diagnostics on the drive from manufacturer (HP).
C: drive is 100GB in size and there is no RAID configured unfortunately. We have only configured D: drive which is 1TB in RAID 1 so D: drive is safe as far as RAID concerns. Stop code was 0x0000007a and no power interruptions occurred.
I will make a full backup and run the chkdsk /f /v /r and also run the diagnostics on the drive from manufacturer (HP).
if C is 100gb and no raid, how big is the physical disk? was only 100gb allocated?
a stop 0x7a is KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR which is consistent with what you're experiencing
it means the windows kernel couldn't read data from the page file on disk
the drive could be failing but won't know for sure until you're able to work on it
a stop 0x7a is KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR which is consistent with what you're experiencing
it means the windows kernel couldn't read data from the page file on disk
the drive could be failing but won't know for sure until you're able to work on it
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Oh sorry my mistake, actually they are in RAID 1. There are two physical disks which are 1TB in size. 100GB is allocated to C: and the rest 900GB is allocated to D: drive.
Am I be able to know once I perform chkdsk /f /v /f whether disk is really failing?
Am I be able to know once I perform chkdsk /f /v /f whether disk is really failing?
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agree with rindi
just saw your message about it being part of the raid 1 array so need to check your array health first before taking any additional steps
just saw your message about it being part of the raid 1 array so need to check your array health first before taking any additional steps
Imho this is a simple file system inconsistency error. Run chkdsk c:/f to let the chkdsk fix it. Before you do this - backup all the important data.
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You have to replace the Hard drive or Install the new hard drive.
Thanks,
Dilip Patel