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This article mainly introduces how to use the Chkntfs command in dos. It is very detailed and has a certain reference value. Friends who are interested must finish it!

Chkntfs

Displays or specifies whether automatic system checks are scheduled to run on FAT, FAT32, or NTFS volumes when the computer is started.

Grammar

Chkntfs volume: [...]

Chkntfs [/ d]

Chkntfs [/ t [: time]]

Chkntfs [/ x volume: [...]]

Chkntfs [/ c volume: [...]]

Parameters.

Volume: [...]

You must specify a drive letter (colon separated), mount point, or volume name. Displays information that identifies the file system of the specified volume. "if you plan to run an automatic file check, this parameter displays a message indicating whether the volume has been corrupted (required to run chkdsk)."

/ d

Restores all chkntfs default settings, except for the countdown to automatic file checking. When the computer starts, the default action is to check all volumes.

T [[:] timefield]

Changes the countdown to the start of Autochk.exe to the time value (in seconds) specified by input. If not specified: time,/t displays the current countdown time.

/ x volume:

The specified volume is not checked when the computer starts, even if the volume is marked as requiring chkdsk.

/ c volume:

Schedule the time to check the specified volume when the computer starts.

/?

Displays help at the command prompt.

Annotation

To run chkntfs, you must be a member of the Administrators group.

Although the countdown to the start of Autochk.exe can be set to zero, doing so will not cancel automatic file checking for potential time consumption.

Example

To display the countdown to the start of Autochk.exe, type:

Chkntfs / t

To change the countdown to the start of Autochk.exe, type the time in seconds. For example, to change the countdown to 30 seconds, type:

Chkntfs / t:30

The / x command line option cannot be used cumulative. If you type this option multiple times, its most recently typed item replaces the previously typed item. To exclude multiple volumes, list all volumes in one command. "for example, to exclude E: and F: volumes, type:"

Chkntfs / x e:f:

"to exclude only F: volumes, type:"

Chkntfs / x e:

Chkntfs / x f:

The / c command line option can be used cumulatively. If you only need to check the specified volumes, first reset the default values to clear any previous commands, then exclude all volumes from checking, and finally schedule automatic file checking on the required volumes.

For example, to schedule automatic file checking on the D: volume, type:

Chkntfs / d

Chkntfs / x c:d:e:

Chkntfs / c d:

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