Windows 10: Startup Disk Checkup Windows 10

So, My windows 10 start doing Disk Checkup in startup the "Checking and Repairing Disk thing" i was not download nor install anything new when its start happening. i already doing sfc, DISM, chkdsk C: /f /r /x using cdm, and error checking by clicking tools in C properties Its says "We found errors on this drive. To prevent data loss, repair this drive now." when i click Repair drive, its restart my PC then when its start its just doing Disk Checkup same as what i explain first, but its check twice. But, ALL of thing i do is useless. Windows still doing Disk Checkup when start

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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!

 

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Windows 10 high disk usage startup

Hi Yousef,

Thank you for your response.

If there are multiple startup programs enabled in the system which could be causing the high disk usage. Startup programs are programs that launches automatically when you boot the computer.

These programs are either enabled manually or while installing. I would suggest you to try the steps below and check if it helps.

• Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc keys to open Task manager.
• Click "Startup" tab.
• Under startup tab, Disable any unnecessary Programs that you do not need during startup.
• Restart the computer and check whether the issue persist or not.

Please get back to us with an update on this issue, we will be happy to assist you further.

Thank you.