CHKDSK makes my laptop goes to BlackScreen

Hi,trying for three hours to fix the problem but i cant.

I create the problem by clicking this command in Terminal CHKDSK / f / r: C (Only because I saw that the hard did 100% usage,the laptop is not lagged) .After that it says I must restart and I did so, however then It was stuck !! I saw something video passing this hurdle and I did to get something backup files !!! I have the following problem: When I go to open the laptop goes to black screen ..I did everything .As a last choice is the terminal ..Please if someone knows how i can to reset my computer or to solve the black screen problem that caused by the module CHKDSK or everything else with CMD (windows) i will be plessure!!
Really help
thank

 

Please enter your System Details

 

I agree that system details would be useful.

That is not valid chkdsk syntax (command format). Not sure if that is your problem but that would suggest your are trying to run /r on the "r:" drive. I doubt you even have an R drive. The "C" is doing nothing.

If you run chkdsk /? you will see the available switches and the syntax to use them.

If you are on the drive you want to run chkdsk on, you don't need to specify the drive. So if you are on C drive and want run chkdsk on C drive, don't worry about a drive letter.

Also /? shows that /r "implies" /f. That means /r already does everything /f does and more. So the /f is ignored too.

If you are on C drive, all you need is chkdsk /r and you are good to go.

Also understand that chkdsk can take many hours. I let it run overnight. I have even seen it take a couple days on large and corrupt disks. During that time, it may appear to be frozen - just let it run.

 

Hi Jvas, Welcome to WindowsBBS. I see you have Posted in Windows 8 so assume that is your running OS. From your text I also note that English is not your prime language so I hope you will be able to follow any help we give you.
Windows 8 differed from previous Windows OS's. The link I will insert will show this: https://support.microsoft.com/en-nz/kb/2854570
This deals with using chkdsk in W7 and W8. When using W8 - the Commands as Bill noted were changed to make it easier and you should always seek answers on the correct procedure to follow before making up commands. You have ended up with a Black screen and your only way out may be to use your W8 DVD to repair and start your computer. Please seek further guidance if you are unfamiliar with the operation.

 

Hi there,
I really appreciate your suggentions!
You know i tried many solutions but nothing helped me..!
So i made format using bootable cd! Now it is ok!!
One questions yet,Do you believe that something went wrong in my laptop ? Because i close-skip the process "scanning and repairing disk "
I mean if i "changed" something that will cause other problem in future!?

I really appreciate your help
Thank you a lot!

 

As Bill noted

this probably upset your OS and caused the Black screen. Just be aware that you need to use the correct command to suit the OS you are using.

 

I agree with you,my friend!
Thank you for your suggestions!