Ever since I first booted by system today, it now all of a sudden automatically performs the file system integrity check ("Checking file systems for errors... This may take several minutes").
It's never prompted me with any discovered issues, it just performs the check and starts normally after that. I would just rather not have to tell it to cancel every time I start the computer...
Isn't this only supposed to happen every 30 boots or so? Any ideas as to why it all of a sudden is doing it every time?
Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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Installed via 300GB disk partition alongside Windows 7 Professional.
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Checking Disk Drives For Errors on Every Boot?
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Checking Disk Drives For Errors on Every Boot?
by bgroenks96 on Tue Nov 27, 2012 4:57 pm
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Re: Checking Disk Drives For Errors on Every Boot?
by remoulder on Fri Nov 30, 2012 3:51 pm
Please supply more details. Mint version, hardware esp drive details, whether installed and/or dual booting.
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