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Today use CHKDSK to check my harddisk , but that CHKDSK show me...
A lot of:
Removing nonvalid long folder entry from (...filepath/name)
Removing nonvalid long folder entry from (...filepath/name)
Removing nonvalid long folder entry from (...filepath/name)
Removing nonvalid long folder entry from (...filepath/name)
Removing nonvalid long folder entry from (...filepath/name)
I hope check LOG file, can check it ?
and that error is direct erase file ?
Please!
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This is a description of the log entries made by chkdksk:
Quote:
After running "Error Checking" within Windows using the Properties-Tools tab for the drive, results (or at least bad block messages) appear in the System Event log as "Error ID 7". No mention of what block was bad. Just a 128 bytes of data in hex with no explanation that i can find anywhere.
When chkdsk runs at boot time or from the recovery console, it creates this file c:\bootex.log. However you will only see this file if boot-time chkdsk is interrupted or your are using the recovery console. When Windows next boots it copies any c:\bootex.log it to an entry in the *Application* Event log, helpfully titled "WINLOGON". The Bootex.log file is then deleted. For errors in areas allocated to files, the message gives you an "offset", which I take to be of the bad disk sector but it doesnt say in bytes, sectors or what, and it tells you the file affected. For errors in unallocated areas, it tells you nothing (except there was one). There's also a hex data block associated with this but no information available to interpret it.
