Chkdsk error (766f6c756d652e63 3f1) on windows 7 system reserved partition

[Prince$O$Persia]

I am out of station for a few days. On my return yesterday when I turned on the PC , it has made a scandisk displaying " chdsk checks the files Step 1 of 3 ....." and " correction of minor errors ....", then it crashed. I restarted and then the start was done properly and I used different software. The shutdown was then carried out correctly. By cons this morning, even circus ... After reboot , this time the message is ERR. Play hard . Make CTRL + ALT + SUP to restart the computer , but nothing helped . The message loop back .... Chkdsk error (766f6c756d652e63 3f1) on windows 7 system reserved partition. Please help.

[Eric B]

The CHKDSK command creates and displays a report on the status of a disk based file system (NTFS , FAT32, etc. . ). It also allows to detect and correct any errors.No need to learn more or to dwell on the various parameters used : no need to complicate things!This solution is by far the easiest because it does not need to intervene via thePrompt. To run the check, open theComputer ( My Computer) and then right click on the partition of your choice - the procedure is identical for all of your partitions , then click Properties. Then go to the tab Tools. There, click on the button Check now ... Section Error Checking.

[Glenny]

This method is nothing more complicated than the previous one but uses a command available via the Command Prompt. To do this , enter cmd.exe in the search field Start menu then click the link name. Screenshot - Start Menu , entering the command cmd.exe. Enter the following code in the newly opened window . It is in fact an order confining itself to run the Check Disk tool - abbreviated CHKDSK , while allowing the parameters f and r for the partition C:
chkdsk / f / r C :
You can change the partition to replace C : with the letter of your choice.
As for the visual method , you can run the check until all files are not used which requires restart . Simply enter a O for Yes then press the Entrance.
Restart the PC.
At the end of the process, a report will indicate perhaps that the system has recovered from the disk for bad sectors . If this is the case , your hard disk has a minor concern of data loss. To have a clean heart , perform a second audit . If the report shows you the loss of new sectors , so I recommend you to backup your important data.

[JonathanD]

I advise you to scan through the advanced options menu of Windows, Command Prompt in safe mode . If you don ' come not start Windows , restart the PC with the installation DVD , click on "Install Now "then click on " repair the computer . A window appears , click on " Command Prompt " . In the window, steps : chkdsk / F to check and correct errors on the disc .
Volume: eg C: Specifies the drive letter ( followed by a colon), Command chkdsk is followed by a space and a slash. Default chkdsk / F. The C: partition will be corrected. If you want to do a scan of the D: partition , type : CHKDSK D: / F.

[Macarenas]

I still can not boot from the hard disk, what I did: FDISK / MBR from WinCommander , without result , except delete the volume name the current situation: I have a software package including my " System Rescue CD " Linux (but I do not understand a damn ) , I'll have the Ultimate Boot CD and have already made attempts with Disk Commander 1.1. Partition Magic refuses to make changes due to error 1516, but I can access my files without too many problems (eg yesterday with a CD in, I found my PC functionality as a miracle ... but since I tried booting in safe mode , that will not boot more).

[ThoMas321]

The booting the Windows XP CD and accessing the Recovery Console , I noticed that the file C : \ boot.ini, although this was illegible. I also have checked ( as in my previous problems ) that the c: \ windows \ system32 \ config, containing records systems were damaged and inaccessible. After a chkdsk , the directory c : \ windows \ system32 \ config has " been reconstituted , but of course with blank records.The boot.ini , it had simply disappeared. I did not even attempt to repair , but I rather start a re -location of the image of C partition ( DriveImageXml in Bart -PE). I took the opportunity to keep the directory FOUND.000The result of retrieving files by Chkdsk.