正常关机的情况下,每次重启后都要自检硬盘（In case of normal shutdown, check the hard disk every time you restart）.doc

正常关机的情况下,每次重启后都要自检硬盘（In case of normal shutdown, check the hard disk every time you restart） Method 1: (most commonly used) Normally shutdown, after each restart, you must check the hard disk, and then after a variety of search, and finally find a solution: Click start to run, enter regedit in the run dialog box, open the registry editor, and select in turn HKEY_LOCAL_MacHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager subkey, Then find the BootExecute key value in the right window and empty the value, and press the F5 key to refresh the registry. Method 2: Select start to run, and type chkntfs /t:0 in the run dialog box to set the disk scan wait time to 0; if To ignore scanning a partition, such as when your computer C drive, can enter chkntfs /x c: command; if you want to restore the C Scan, you can use the chkntfs /d c: command, you can restore all chkntfs default settings, in addition to the automatic file check countdown . Other possibilities: 1, disable idle IDE channels Acceleration principle: because the Windows XP system automatically detects the IDE device on the computer during startup, it closes the idle IDE channel detection, thus accelerating system startup. However, for the spread of the wrong statement on the network, you need to correct it: a lot of people think that simply in Idle IDE channels are disabled in BIOS, and others recommend simultaneous shutdown in both BIOS and the system. First of all, the first method is... Not valid because the XP operating system can bypass the motherboards BIOS and monitor the various states of the computer hardware independently; the latter looks like that again Carry coals to newcastle。 Therefore, only can be closed in the Windows XP system, in order to truly disable the idle IDE channel effect. Heres the following: right-click on my computer - properties, then click hardware, and then click device manager to open in it IDE ATA/PATA controllers (slightly different from different chips), then enter the main