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Toshiba Laptop Problems. Please Help! dskchk

Discussion in 'Other Hardware' started by JoshAllred, Aug 20, 2009.

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  1. JoshAllred Newcomer, in training

    I believe this came about from having to shutdown improperly, but i have the toshiba sattelite 17 in. laptop with windows vista. so when i restarted it came with windows recovery and ask if i wanted to start normally so i did, then it said checking file system on C:
    the typw of the file system is NTFS.

    one of your disks needs to be checked for consistency. you
    may cancel, but i didn't, then it says windows will now check disk, and it will either say corrupt master disk check file or go to analyzing steps 1 of 3. and usually freeze the furthest i've gotten in safe mode is to the home page but it froze and didnt let me log in or switch to user, usually evey thing freezes like that when i get that far, any help would be appreciated!!!
  2. JoshAllred Newcomer, in training

    a qucik reply would be great
  3. bushwhacker TechSpot Chancellor

    Curious, how long do you leaves your laptop running the disk checkup?
  4. JoshAllred Newcomer, in training

    well i used to only run it for a short time but then i was curious to see what would happen if i let it go longer so i did and did some stuff but then froze and now im letting it go but it so unspecified error occurred and its stuck there
  5. JoshAllred Newcomer, in training

    should i try startup repair?
  6. bushwhacker TechSpot Chancellor

    Have you ever cancelled the scan to see if your OS can boot normally?

    I'm suspecting that you might have some or more than some of corrupted files.
  7. JoshAllred Newcomer, in training

    well i cancelled it and it said can't be cancelled and so i clicked finish and says if it was succesful it would start normally
  8. JoshAllred Newcomer, in training

    so now it restarted but is stuck saying please wait right before it loads the home screen for log in.
  9. bushwhacker TechSpot Chancellor

    Look like it. You might want to try and repair windows using vista disc
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