check disk operation fails
uunable to open volume for direct access
May 16th, 2010 4:58pm
Where u try to do the Chkdsk ?
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May 16th, 2010 7:46pm
yes i did - thank you
May 16th, 2010 8:06pm
DROSIA, I think banmenau was asking how / where you are trying to run chkdsk. Are you doing it from a Command Prompt, RUn Box, via the hard drive Properties dialog / Tools tab, what?
Please explain exactly what you are doing.Rich Why can't I be different and original like everybody else? - Vivian Stanshal
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May 17th, 2010 4:21am
Thanks for clarifying
I ran check disk via
HD Properties dialog / Tools tab and via
Command Prompt as an administrator
HD Properties dialog / Tools tab
Via this the operation fails with “unable to open volume for direct access”, “unspecified path” plus other readings
Command Prompt as an administrator
Via this once I typed “chkdsk F:/r/f” and the other time “chkdsk”
In the “chkdsk F:/r/f” instance it runs and gives the following:
The file system is FAT32, volume F818-192C and does 2 actions
Verifies Files / Folders
Calculates disk space
In the
“chkdsk” instance it runs and gives the following:
The file system is NTFS
F parameter not specified, running chkdsk in read-only mode and it does the following:
Verifies files
Verifies Index
Then it stops and gives the following:
Errors found, it can not proceed in read-only mode
Error:
Index $130 in file 214669 is incorrectly sorted
I hope this explains things somehow
Thank you
May 17th, 2010 7:56am
What's the brand of drive?
And is it possible to check the permissions on the drive itself (hopefully you have a working copy of windows you can hook into).
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May 17th, 2010 7:59am
Hi,
I would like to confirm what error message was encountered, when trying to access the volume, Access Denied or others?
You may run CHKDSK commands again with Command Prompt in
System Recovery Options to check if your hard disk is damaged.
If Access Denied was encountered, you need to change the permission for the volume.
Regards,Arthur Li - MSFT
May 17th, 2010 11:41am