Windows 10: Is it bad if I leave Volume - c: is Dirty?

Recently started getting repairing and scanning drive every start up because my power went out one day and pc wasn't shut off correctly. I put chkntfs /x c: to disable it on startup but is it bad if i just leave it disabled and not fix it? I've tried running chkdsk c: /f/r/x but its not fixing it on startup and it just keeps saying repairing and scanning every startup.

I don't think my chkdsk is running after i do Y on cmd for restart

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Windows 10 says c: is dirty

ran fsutildirty query c:

reported volume - c: is dirty.

i restarted the system several times, it still gives me the same error.

 

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