Windows 10: "Restart to repair drive errors" persists even after chkdsk and restarting multiple times

After installing an update on 01/11 can't rmb what the update was and not very sure if this was the cause, I've been receiving the "Restart to repair drive errors" and having chkdsk start whenever I switch on my laptop. Windows says that they found errors on my C drive see img below but however many times i run the chkdsk and restart my laptop, the issue persists.I've also tried to run sfc /scannow however no errors were found. Also downloaded the SanDisk Dashboard and it states that my hard disk is fine. Very confused as to what to do right now because i've flipped the entire internet ups

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"Restart to fix drive errors" shows up after reboot, CHKDSK says otherwise

Hi,

There are several reasons why this issue occurred. If chkdsk did not found any errors, we suggest following the steps provided by Smittychat on this
thread on how to use the command-line utility as another workaround.

Update us with the outcome so we can provide further assistance.

 

Restart to Repair Drive Errors

I have a 7 year old win10 Dell 660 computer with initially a 2TB HD that was split into C and D.

When I started up the computer it has been delayed and noted errors were found on D drive and asked if I wanted to fix it.

When I say yes it would attempt to fix it and then boot. It never really fixed it since I got the error everytime I boot up.

I decided to put in a Samsung 860 EVO drive as my primary drive and leaving the old HD drive in with two different drive letters.

I cloned this SSD drive with Acronis. When I boot from windows with the SSD the error still repeats in different variations.

(Note that Acronis Trueimage forced me to have a C and D on it). Althought there was nothing on D drive it still requested to fix errors.

When I made the SSD D drive unallocated space, then the drive errors went to my old hard drive that is still installed.

Also, when I tried to combine with Acronis Disk Director the C and D drive on the SSD, Acronis gave me the error:

"Corrupted file system: Please run an error checking tool to check and fix file system error"

It would therefore not then combine (SSD) C and D with Acronis Disk Director.

Steps taken to try to correct:

1)Control Panel under Maintenance notes: "restart to repair drive errors" and restart button

I hit restart button and problem was not corrected when computer restarted

2) Devices and Drivers-Right click scan and repair and went to "error Checking"

Did not work

3) Chkdsk C: /F didn't find any errors

4) sfc /scannow (Window resource protection did not find any integrity violations)

 

Hard drive/ OS issue

a guy suggested :

• shutdown
• unhooked HDD
• restarted
• yay !!
• reconnected HDD
• restarted
• yay !!

also , try method 3
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