If you’ve ever experienced a slow startup because Windows is running a disk check (CHKDSK) every time you boot up your computer, you’re not alone. While CHKDSK is a useful tool for scanning and repairing hard drive errors, it can be frustrating when it runs automatically at startup. Fortunately, there are a few ways to stop CHKDSK from running at startup in Windows 10 and 11.
One of the easiest ways to stop CHKDSK from running at startup is by using Command Prompt. Here’s how:
Another way to stop CHKDSK from running at startup is by modifying the registry. Here’s how:
Keep in mind that modifying the registry can be risky, so be sure to back up your registry before making any changes.
While it’s tempting to always stop CHKDSK from running at startup, there are some cases where you should let it run:
In these cases, it’s best to let CHKDSK run its course and address any issues it uncovers.
If you’ve started CHKDSK manually and want to stop it while it’s running, you can do so using Task Manager:
Keep in mind that stopping CHKDSK while it’s running can potentially cause damage to your hard drive and data loss, so it’s not recommended unless absolutely necessary.
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