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i would run a disk diag on such drives, to Ensure they are ok<br />
on most occasions i use the UBCD for this
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i would run a disk diag on such drives, to Ensure they are ok
on most occasions i use the UBCD for this

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We are supporting multiple separate sites, not on the same domain network, nor server and across the board multiple computers are experiencing the same issue, when they are turning on, while loading Windows, they go to a &quot;Fixing (C:) Stage (numbers from 1 to 5)&quot; and a percentage with an ETA of hours (could be 4 to 20 hours), once stage 1 gets to 100% is goes to stage 2 and so on.<br />
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All computers are Windows 10, so we are assuming a Windows Update. Does anyone have more information about it?
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We are supporting multiple separate sites, not on the same domain network, nor server and across the board multiple computers are experiencing the same issue, when they are turning on, while loading Windows, they go to a "Fixing (C:) Stage (numbers from 1 to 5)" and a percentage with an ETA of hours (could be 4 to 20 hours), once stage 1 gets to 100% is goes to stage 2 and so on.

All computers are Windows 10, so we are assuming a Windows Update. Does anyone have more information about it?

Fixing (C:) Stage #:

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