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Recently, my machine had been found the following:

When start my machine, it will tripper off automatically the Windows Scan Disk (Blue background with white text) will come out to scan the drive C, I didn't pre-order this setting, and I always sign off my machine in normal procedure. Such problem only occur in Start the machine, no problem in Restart.

a.) OS: Windows XP SP3

b.) I get Windows Updates daily.

c.) My anti-virus scan report told me nothing had been found.

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Recently, my machine had been found the following:

When start my machine, it will tripper off automatically the Windows Scan Disk (Blue background with white text) will come out to scan the drive C, I didn't pre-order this setting, and I always sign off my machine in normal procedure. Such problem only occur in Start the machine, no problem in Restart.

a.) OS: Windows XP SP3

b.) I get Windows Updates daily.

c.) My anti-virus scan report told me nothing had been found.

Are you shutting down properly? Windows will run scandisk if shutdown was interupted.

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Recently, my machine had been found the following:

When start my machine, it will tripper off automatically the Windows Scan Disk (Blue background with white text) will come out to scan the drive C, I didn't pre-order this setting, and I always sign off my machine in normal procedure. Such problem only occur in Start the machine, no problem in Restart.

a.) OS: Windows XP SP3

b.) I get Windows Updates daily.

c.) My anti-virus scan report told me nothing had been found.

Are you shutting down properly? Windows will run scandisk if shutdown was interupted.

If I shut it down improperly, I have no need to submit my question here for help.

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Unasked for scan disk is often initiated when there are problems with the hard drive.

It would be a good idea to schedule a scan disk and arrange for it to attempt repairs and correct errors.

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