What does ScanDisk do?
ScanDisk, which is also known as SCANDISK, is a useful utility in MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows. It will check a hard drive for file system problems and bad clusters. It is recommended that you use ScanDisk about once a month.
ScanDisk was unveiled in MS-DOS version 6.2. While CHDSK was originally a text-based program, ScanDisk, starting with Windows 95, used a graphical user interface. ScanDisk can usually be found by going through the “Start” menu and selecting “Programs,” “Accessories,” “System Tools” and “ScanDisk.” In some versions of Windows, ScanDisk will start automatically after a system restart where a shutdown was not completed satisfactorily.
While ScanDisk can be a great help, it is not unusual to encounter problems with it. At times, you will find that ScanDisk’s progress will reach about 50 per cent and then it will go back to zero. In other cases you will see such error messages as:
- ScanDisk has restarted
- ScanDisk can’t proceed because Windows (or another program) is writing
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