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About the reason why the hard drive is automatically detected when booting up:

The first is caused by your illegal shutdown, such as a direct power outage.

After the windows encounters illegal shutdown, the disk read and write operation has not been completed, and the data is stored in memory. Once the memory is powered off, all the data in the memory will be lost, so the system will lose the data and cannot save the data to the disk, and the read and write operation cannot be completed and is forced to terminate. The next time you boot, windows will automatically detect errors on the hard disk partition and try to fix them. It is best not to skip this step, otherwise if the system reads and writes to the hard disk later, it will cause new read and write errors due to the hidden danger caused by the last accidental shutdown. In the long run, it will lead to frequent read and write errors on the hard disk, which will eventually affect the life of the hard disk.

The second kind: it is related to the partition format of the hard disk. After the illegal shutdown, the FAT32 format will require the hard disk to be detected when it is turned on, and it must be tested before it will be re-detected the next time it starts. The system has a file that records the information about whether the test is over or not, and sometimes it will be re-detected the next time it is turned on because the file has not been updated.

The third kind: when the hard disk appears bad, there will be boot to automatically detect the hard disk.

About the scheme of canceling the boot to automatically detect the hard disk:

Method 1: if the partition is in FAT32 format, convert it to NTFS by typing: convert X: / fs:ntfs at the command prompt

Method 2: if it is an abnormal shutdown, and then skipped when starting the test, it will run every time. If this is not the reason, you should check whether the D disk is in a normal state and correct the error of the hard drive. The method is "start" → "run", enter "chkdskX:/f" (x is the drive letter) in the window, this command can check the logic error in the file system and fix it; then start "disk defragmentation" to defragment the corresponding disk, which can eliminate the disk scan again. If it still doesn't work, there may be a bad path on the hard disk. The easiest way is to back up the data of the D disk, and then format the D disk so that it can be used normally.

Method 3: open "my computer"-right-click on the X disk to select "Properties"-select "tools"-"error check" midpoint "start checking"-select "automatically fix file system errors" and "scan and attempt to recover bad sectors". Then click start.

Method 4: we know that the system scans the disk because the "dirty" byte is set in the registry. Find the following branches in the registry:

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SYSTEM/CurrentControlSet/Control/Session Manager], find "BootExecute:REG_MULTI_SZ" in the window on the right, and its key value is windows about disk scanning. Double-click "BootExecute:REG_MULTI_SZ" to change its contents to "autocheck autochk *" to return to the normal state, or delete all the numerical data inside, so that you can completely prohibit illegal shutdown and running ScanDisk during restart.

Method 5: if there is a bad track on the hard disk, please use disk repair tools to repair, such as using HDDRegenerate and so on.

Method 6: you must have chosen to test the hard disk every time you boot in the BIOS settings, so it has nothing to do with your computer configuration. The solution is to press DEL to enter BIOS after boot and select Quick Power On Self Test (fast power-on self-test). Yours must be set to Enabled, select Disabled, and turn it off.

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