From the Start Screen, search for the Windows Command Prompt by typing “cmd”. Use the help switch with the chkdsk command to show detailed help about the commands listed above and other options you can use with chkdsk.First, launch the Start Screen by pressing the Windows key or clicking the lower left corner of the Taskbar. This chkdsk option dismounts the volume only briefly in order to fix issues that were sent to the log file. This is true for both internal and external hard drives you can continue using them throughout the course of the scan. Here, "online" means that the volume does not need to be dismounted, but can instead remain online/active. This chkdsk option runs an online scan on an NTFS volume but does not try to repair it. This option allows chkdsk to run faster by using more system resources. The default log file size for chkdsk is 65536 KB you can check the current log file size by executing /L without the "size" option. Use this chkdsk command option to change the size (in KB) of the log file. Same as /I but skips over cycles within the folder structure to reduce the amount of time that the chkdsk command runs. This option will perform a less vigorous chkdsk command by instructing the command to run faster by skipping over certain regular checks. This command option implies /F and will force a dismount of the volume if necessary. This option implies /F when /scan is not specified. This option tells chkdsk to locate bad sectors and recover any readable information from them. If used on an NTFS volume, it will show cleanup messages (if there are any).
Use this chkdsk option on a FAT or FAT32 volume to show the full path and name of every file on the disk. This chkdsk command option will fix any errors found on the disk. This is the drive letter of the partition for which you want to check for errors.
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