Murlocke

CHKDSK finds errors whenever I run it via 'run > CMD > CHKDSK' but whenever I set up CHKDSK to run on next reboot (to actually fix the errors) it doesn't detect any...

Ideas?

EDIT: CCleaner causes this!

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sundogdayze

The only things I know of that might cause CHKDSK to act this way is bad or corrupt registry entries, or a failing hard drive.

I would run defrag, (start>programs>acc>sys tools>defrag) then a disk cleanup (start>programs>acc>sys tools>cleanup) and then try your CHKDSK.

If that doesn't work, and you haven't found the corruption in your registry yourself, try a registry cleaner.

If none of these work, you may have a problem in the hard drive. Good luck!

Murlocke

Found out that the cause is infact CCleaner... latest version at default settings, causes this.

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Muhahahaha

Wow, that sucks.

I found that the disk cleaner in Windows works just fine. After that CCleaner only cleared up a few megs of Internet caches or something, part of which I actually wanted, such as my cookie settings for some websites.

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