Windows 10: Rebooted from bugcheck, W10/pro x64

Discus and support Rebooted from bugcheck, W10/pro x64 in Windows 10 BSOD Crashes and Debugging to solve the problem; Chkdsk /r scans the hard drives for bad sectors and in case there are bad sactors it recovers the readable data. Yes, it is sufficient to run it. Discussion in 'Windows 10 BSOD Crashes and Debugging' started by speedlever, Oct 9, 2015.

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  1. AXE0
    axe0 New Member

    Rebooted from bugcheck, W10/pro x64


    Chkdsk /r scans the hard drives for bad sectors and in case there are bad sactors it recovers the readable data.
    Yes, it is sufficient to run it.
     
    axe0, Oct 13, 2015
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  2. SPEEDLEVER
    speedlever Win User

    Thanks a lot for your help. I'm not sure exactly what we found, other than the memory tests good and the C:\ drive (SSD) did a successful repair... whatever that issue was. Oh, and by run it, I assume you mean the windows tool found in the drive properties, not the specific chkdsk /r command?

    Shall I mark this solved?
     
    speedlever, Oct 13, 2015
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  3. AXE0
    axe0 New Member
    Both do the same thing, but the property utility has a UI.

    If you don't get any BSOD within the next few days, please mark this thread as solved *Smile
    If you do get any BSOD within the next few days, please use the tool again and upload the zip file.
     
    axe0, Oct 13, 2015
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  4. SPEEDLEVER
    speedlever Win User

    Rebooted from bugcheck, W10/pro x64

    The reason I wonder if there's a difference is that the UI command seems to operate quicker than the chkdsk /r command does. Or maybe I didn't watch long enough to notice.
     
    speedlever, Oct 13, 2015
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  5. AXE0
    axe0 New Member
    I'm not sure what command the UI uses and if it even really checks every sector.
    Usually a used sector cannot be accessed twice as that could cause trouble.
     
    axe0, Oct 13, 2015
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  6. SPEEDLEVER
    speedlever Win User
    No more BSODs. I don't know if the original was a fluke or just what.

    Let's called it fixed, but not really solved. I consider it solved when I know what caused the issue and apply the appropriate fix!
     
    speedlever, Apr 5, 2018
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