After confirmation, a command prompt will open in front of you where you can enter the necessary chkdsk command. In the example below you can see what it looks like.
To run a check of a specific disk, enter chkdsk C: in this way, disk C will be checked
So that you can initially start correcting disk errors, write the command as follows chkdsk /f - where f is responsible for correcting errors
After checking the hard drive, you telegram data will be given information about the progress of the check, how long it took and how many errors were found or fixed. To get complete instructions on how to work with this command, just type chkdsk /? And it will give you all the parameters to work as in the example below.
Each letter is responsible for a different parameter during verification, and to make it more convenient, we will highlight several key ones that must be used during verification.
Chkdsk C: - Checks a specific disk, which is indicated by a letter with a colon.
Chkdsk /F - Corrects errors found during the check
Chkdsk /R - Searches for damaged sectors and restores them.
Chkdsk/X - Pre-disables the disk if it needs to be checked. All data will be unavailable during the verification.
These were the main commands that should be used when checking the disk. Also, sometimes you may get an error that the disk cannot be checked and will be asked if it is worth checking it at the next restart?