Windows 10: Forced checkdisk after switching between OSs in dual boot

If you are getting the CHKDSK, you are experiencing the issue. Not all systems react exactly the same.

 

when ever I boot to my win10 on a 500gig hdd and use it for awhile and then reboot to my win8.1 on a 120 ssd drive it does a chckdsk of the ssd drive , ido not have a separate storage drive in the computer ,no do I copy any files from one drive to another ,both are using the same windows acct for sign in,and both have onedrive to sync

 

I guess that your saying that there isn't any files being shared between the two OS's, correct?

Okay, try this. Check to see if you have any restore points saved in W10? Since Windows creates one before installing updates although W10 doesn't tell you that it is, you should have some at least. You'll probably have no restore points in W10 but doesn't this mean that there is "some" file sharing going on the between the two OS's?

 

I guess that your saying that there isn't any files being shared between the two OS's, correct?

Okay, try this. Check to see if you have any restore points saved in W10? Since Windows creates one before installing updates although W10 doesn't tell you that it is, you should have some at least. You'll probably have no restore points in W10 but doesn't this mean that there is "some" file sharing going on the between the two OS's? not even opening any files ,iam not doing anything but web surfing when in win10,,, , i am running 2 drfferent drive ,on there own sata cables ,i dont understand what restore point have do to with it .or anything else for that matter. the win8 ssd is set first boot in the bios , to boot to win10 , i use f12 key to bring up boot options and choose the drive with win10 .

 

The restore points shows that there is some interactions between the two OSs. If you check your system protection in either OS you'd see that one has control of either one. Just making the point that there is interaction.

 

The restore points shows that there is some interactions between the two OSs. If you check your system protection in either OS you'd see that one has control of either one. Just making the point that there is interaction. ok, thanks for the info

 

The restore points shows that there is some interactions between the two OSs. If you check your system protection in either OS you'd see that one has control of either one. Just making the point that there is interaction. ok, thanks for the info Sounds very much like a problem I had. You've got to get the drives/partions to stop looking at each other.

Look at my previous post. 10tp will eat restore points on 7 or 8.1. It sees it as an "earlier" version and is protecting itself, in a way..

Gotta keep them blind to each other.

https://www.tenforums.com/general-dis...tml#post189739

Cheers! *Cool

 

Interesting! I've tried this but it didn't work. I even posted in the Insider TechNet forum and it was suggested by a MSVP. This fix is all over the Net but I just looked at your REG file. I just noticed that there was a typo in the MSVP suggested and other places. The ":" as in "E:" was left out. I'll have to try this. I see that it's correctly given in a Windows Seven Forum as well but I didn't catch the typo. My bad!!