Windows 10: Booted after Disk Checkup.

Hello, I wanted to install an Antivirus but it won't install, so I used the command on the Command Prompt: "chkdsk /r" After That, I rebooted the computer, It said "Scanning and Repairing Device C:" But it didn't take long, it took only 5 seconds and it got back to the home screen, I don't think it is a good thing or a bad thing.

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Skipping Disk checkup in windows 10 while booting!

Hello,

I want to ask how to skip that disk check while every boot. I was encountering the same disk checkup from last 15 days which however freezes after reaching 81% in stage 2. But each time it gave me an option to skip that diskcheckup and continue to windows.
However from yesturday, its forcing that diskcheck up and have stopped giving an option to skip disk checkup preventing me to access some of my extremely important data (stored in C: drive).

I have already posted this entire query of system crashes in ms community

here but I haven't got any responses till now and I urgently want to access some of my important data stored in PC (and copy it on my laptop to work upon it)

Can anybody suggest me a way to skip that disk checkup while booting!

 

Can't safely remove external disk

In reference to the steps of your suggestions:

• The issue is specific to the particular disk and it started after I've used the disk to save the System image backup (created with the Control Panel > File History tool).
• I didn't disable any windows Service. I'm just wondering if there is any to disable.
• Safe boot with networking, or clean boot doesn't resolve the issue.

Thank you.

 

Disk boot failure after removing old Vista partition

Thank you for the reply, muchomurka! As I indicated in my post, I have already tried all the steps you suggested to no avail:

- I cannot choose startup repair since the computer does not boot from the installation media
- I cannot use command prompt since the computer does not boot further than the POST screen
- I have disconnected and tried out all hard drives individually.

Since I had Win 10 up and running a few hours ago, I can say with 100% certainty that none of the hardware is faulty.

The real mystery is, how come the system won't boot from any media without an empty disk containing an old Vista boot sector being on top of the boot priority list? And which steps to take now that I've cleaned this disk and it does not exist anymore?

Would appreciate any ideas and pointers!