csabix
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Hi all
My problem started few weeks ago.
At every boot, Windows 10 wants to check drive D and I have to press a key to skip it since the check process doesn't solve anything (although it says it repairs stuff).
My setup:
1. On the SSD
Windows 10 20H2
Debian Linux 10
2. On the HDD
one NTFS partition that can be seen both by Win and Linux.
At first I thought Linux corrupted the NTFS volume. So I let autocheck run and correct things, then restarted and booted again in Windows, to exclude the possibility of another fs corruption. But it kept asking for disk check.
What could I do to solve the issue?
My problem started few weeks ago.
At every boot, Windows 10 wants to check drive D and I have to press a key to skip it since the check process doesn't solve anything (although it says it repairs stuff).
My setup:
1. On the SSD
Windows 10 20H2
Debian Linux 10
2. On the HDD
one NTFS partition that can be seen both by Win and Linux.
At first I thought Linux corrupted the NTFS volume. So I let autocheck run and correct things, then restarted and booted again in Windows, to exclude the possibility of another fs corruption. But it kept asking for disk check.
What could I do to solve the issue?
- Windows Version
- 20H2
My Computer
System One
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- Operating System
- Windows 10 and Debian Linux 10