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From: Jeff Strickland on 19 May 2010 13:30 I'm running CHKDSK and want the results to be frozen onscreen until I have a chance to review, or I need a way to review the results later. When CHKDSK finishes, the results display for a few seconds, but if I'm not there to see this happen, I don't know what was found. Is there a logfile for the results of the CHKDSK?
From: JD on 19 May 2010 14:28 On 19/05/2010 6:30 PM, Jeff Strickland wrote: > I'm running CHKDSK and want the results to be frozen onscreen until I have a > chance to review, or I need a way to review the results later. > > When CHKDSK finishes, the results display for a few seconds, but if I'm not > there to see this happen, I don't know what was found. > > Is there a logfile for the results of the CHKDSK? > > > why don't you redirect the output e.g. chkdsk x: > y:\chk_output.txt JD
From: - Bobb - on 19 May 2010 18:47 "JD" <No.Reply(a)Sorry.com> wrote in message news:4bf42d96$0$12161$fa0fcedb(a)news.zen.co.uk... > On 19/05/2010 6:30 PM, Jeff Strickland wrote: >> I'm running CHKDSK and want the results to be frozen onscreen until I >> have a >> chance to review, or I need a way to review the results later. >> >> When CHKDSK finishes, the results display for a few seconds, but if I'm >> not >> there to see this happen, I don't know what was found. >> >> Is there a logfile for the results of the CHKDSK? >> >> >> > > why don't you redirect the output e.g. > > chkdsk x: > y:\chk_output.txt > > JD > I do that for defragging my XP drives. Create a file with your command and run it as a scheduled task When you run it, you get a logfile like so: Windows Disk Defragmenter Copyright (c) 2001 Microsoft Corp. and Executive Software International, Inc. Analysis Report 25.04 GB Total, 4.63 GB (18%) Free, 11% Fragmented (21% file fragmentation) Defragmentation Report 25.04 GB Total, 4.63 GB (18%) Free, 6% Fragmented (12% file fragmentation) My " DefragHD.bat " file looks like this: defrag d: -f>"c:\defragD.txt" defrag e: -f>"d:\defragE.txt" defrag c: -f> "d:\defragC.txt"
From: JD on 19 May 2010 19:02 On 19/05/2010 11:47 PM, - Bobb - wrote: > "JD"<No.Reply(a)Sorry.com> wrote in message > news:4bf42d96$0$12161$fa0fcedb(a)news.zen.co.uk... >> On 19/05/2010 6:30 PM, Jeff Strickland wrote: >>> I'm running CHKDSK and want the results to be frozen onscreen until I >>> have a >>> chance to review, or I need a way to review the results later. >>> >>> When CHKDSK finishes, the results display for a few seconds, but if I'm >>> not >>> there to see this happen, I don't know what was found. >>> >>> Is there a logfile for the results of the CHKDSK? >>> >>> >>> >> >> why don't you redirect the output e.g. >> >> chkdsk x:> y:\chk_output.txt >> >> JD >> > > I do that for defragging my XP drives. > Create a file with your command and run it as a scheduled task > When you run it, you get a logfile like so: > > Windows Disk Defragmenter > Copyright (c) 2001 Microsoft Corp. and Executive Software International, > Inc. > Analysis Report > 25.04 GB Total, 4.63 GB (18%) Free, 11% Fragmented (21% file > fragmentation) > Defragmentation Report > 25.04 GB Total, 4.63 GB (18%) Free, 6% Fragmented (12% file > fragmentation) > > My " DefragHD.bat " file looks like this: > > defrag d: -f>"c:\defragD.txt" > defrag e: -f>"d:\defragE.txt" > defrag c: -f> "d:\defragC.txt" > > Dont forget you can also append to your output e.g. defrag.bat echo "Defrag Log for " > c:\DefragLog.txt date /t >> c:\DefragLog.txt echo. >> c:\DefragLog.txt defrag c: -f >> c:\DefragLog.txt defrag d: -f >> c:\DefragLog.txt defrag e: -f >> c:\DefragLog.txt JD
From: GTS on 19 May 2010 22:52 "Jeff Strickland" <crwlrjeff(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message news:ht177v$64a$1(a)news.eternal-september.org... > I'm running CHKDSK and want the results to be frozen onscreen until I have > a chance to review, or I need a way to review the results later. > > When CHKDSK finishes, the results display for a few seconds, but if I'm > not there to see this happen, I don't know what was found. > > Is there a logfile for the results of the CHKDSK? > > > After the computer restarts open Event Viewer - Application event log and look for the most recent Winlogon event. The results of the chkdsk will be reported there. (These redirected batch file ideas aren't usable with a chkdsk /f or /r which much run on restart.)
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