Does not restart after disk checking

[Weets]

chkdsk runs fine on cmd but chkdsk C: /f runs into the
same problem. It goes into the disk check.. everything
runs fine and when it comes to reboot, it stops
responding. I have to reset my comp and there would be a
corrupted file bootex.log. I use recovery console to run
chkdsk /p to repair and everything goes back to square
one. could this be a hardware problem? :(
>-----Original Message-----
> Try opening cmd prompt in tools,at the curser type:
> CHKDSK C: (C: being the hd letter) This cmd chks,but
> wont fix,if all goes ok,try:CHKDSK C: /F This will run
> on reboot,sometimes cmd will execute diffrently than
> explorer will.
>>-----Original Message-----
>>My computer does not restart after i run the disk
>>checking utility. I'm using NTFS partition and after
>>completing the check, it says please wait while your
>>computer restarts but it stops responding and the HDD
>>kept on running. I waited for more than 15 minutes but
>>nothing happens. After I reset, there will be a
corrupted
>>file bootex.log created on my c: drive. Can anyone help?
>>
>>I'm using win xp pro SP1, athlon xp 1800, gigabyte
7vtxe
>>and deskstar 40G
>>.
>>
>.
>

[Unknown]

Xref: kermit microsoft.public.windowsxp.perform_maintain:77222

Are you by chance creating a boot log when you boot up? Click start--run--
type in msconfig--Ok--click--boot ini tab.
"Weets" > wrote in message
...
> chkdsk runs fine on cmd but chkdsk C: /f runs into the
> same problem. It goes into the disk check.. everything
> runs fine and when it comes to reboot, it stops
> responding. I have to reset my comp and there would be a
> corrupted file bootex.log. I use recovery console to run
> chkdsk /p to repair and everything goes back to square
> one. could this be a hardware problem? :(
> >-----Original Message-----
> > Try opening cmd prompt in tools,at the curser type:
> > CHKDSK C: (C: being the hd letter) This cmd chks,but
> > wont fix,if all goes ok,try:CHKDSK C: /F This will run
> > on reboot,sometimes cmd will execute diffrently than
> > explorer will.
> >>-----Original Message-----
> >>My computer does not restart after i run the disk
> >>checking utility. I'm using NTFS partition and after
> >>completing the check, it says please wait while your
> >>computer restarts but it stops responding and the HDD
> >>kept on running. I waited for more than 15 minutes but
> >>nothing happens. After I reset, there will be a
> corrupted
> >>file bootex.log created on my c: drive. Can anyone help?
> >>
> >>I'm using win xp pro SP1, athlon xp 1800, gigabyte
> 7vtxe
> >>and deskstar 40G
> >>.
> >>
> >.
> >

[weets]

I ran msconfig like you mentioned and there's no check
on /BOOTLOG or any other options.

>-----Original Message-----
>Are you by chance creating a boot log when you boot up?
Click start--run--
>type in msconfig--Ok--click--boot ini tab.
>"Weets" > wrote in message
...
>> chkdsk runs fine on cmd but chkdsk C: /f runs into the
>> same problem. It goes into the disk check.. everything
>> runs fine and when it comes to reboot, it stops
>> responding. I have to reset my comp and there would be
a
>> corrupted file bootex.log. I use recovery console to
run
>> chkdsk /p to repair and everything goes back to square
>> one. could this be a hardware problem? :(
>> >-----Original Message-----
>> > Try opening cmd prompt in tools,at the curser type:
>> > CHKDSK C: (C: being the hd letter) This cmd chks,but
>> > wont fix,if all goes ok,try:CHKDSK C: /F This will
run
>> > on reboot,sometimes cmd will execute diffrently than
>> > explorer will.
>> >>-----Original Message-----
>> >>My computer does not restart after i run the disk
>> >>checking utility. I'm using NTFS partition and after
>> >>completing the check, it says please wait while your
>> >>computer restarts but it stops responding and the HDD
>> >>kept on running. I waited for more than 15 minutes
but
>> >>nothing happens. After I reset, there will be a
>> corrupted
>> >>file bootex.log created on my c: drive. Can anyone
help?
>> >>
>> >>I'm using win xp pro SP1, athlon xp 1800, gigabyte
>> 7vtxe
>> >>and deskstar 40G
>> >>.
>> >>
>> >.
>> >
>
>
>.
>

[Unknown]

Xref: kermit microsoft.public.windowsxp.perform_maintain:77268

..Log of course is a log file such as an error log. I am running Windows XP
home edition and do not have a bootex.log. Are you running any virus detect
programs that create a log file? There are are a few things you can do. 1.
Rename the file so it can't be found. If you get an error saying 'file can't
be found' you can rename it to what it was (bootex.log) 2. You can delete
the file making sure it goes to the recycle bin. If a problem you can
restore it. 3. If you have virus programs runing, shut them down and reboot.
Investigat the file, bootex.log. Is it generated by chkdsk?. I would check
this for you but, it takes too long. .
"weets" > wrote in message
...
> I ran msconfig like you mentioned and there's no check
> on /BOOTLOG or any other options.
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Are you by chance creating a boot log when you boot up?
> Click start--run--
> >type in msconfig--Ok--click--boot ini tab.
> >"Weets" > wrote in message
> ...
> >> chkdsk runs fine on cmd but chkdsk C: /f runs into the
> >> same problem. It goes into the disk check.. everything
> >> runs fine and when it comes to reboot, it stops
> >> responding. I have to reset my comp and there would be
> a
> >> corrupted file bootex.log. I use recovery console to
> run
> >> chkdsk /p to repair and everything goes back to square
> >> one. could this be a hardware problem? :(
> >> >-----Original Message-----
> >> > Try opening cmd prompt in tools,at the curser type:
> >> > CHKDSK C: (C: being the hd letter) This cmd chks,but
> >> > wont fix,if all goes ok,try:CHKDSK C: /F This will
> run
> >> > on reboot,sometimes cmd will execute diffrently than
> >> > explorer will.
> >> >>-----Original Message-----
> >> >>My computer does not restart after i run the disk
> >> >>checking utility. I'm using NTFS partition and after
> >> >>completing the check, it says please wait while your
> >> >>computer restarts but it stops responding and the HDD
> >> >>kept on running. I waited for more than 15 minutes
> but
> >> >>nothing happens. After I reset, there will be a
> >> corrupted
> >> >>file bootex.log created on my c: drive. Can anyone
> help?
> >> >>
> >> >>I'm using win xp pro SP1, athlon xp 1800, gigabyte
> >> 7vtxe
> >> >>and deskstar 40G
> >> >>.
> >> >>
> >> >.
> >> >
> >
> >
> >.
> >

[weets]

I'm running norton antivirus and the bootex.log was
generated by chkdsk. I ran chkdsk /p from recovery
console to recover the corrupted bootex.log. It says
things that I don't quite understand though. lol. Anyway,
I tried installing Win XP from scratch again and i
realised that the scandisk works fine before I install
any drivers. I suspect that it could be due to the new
VIA 4in1 driver and it might be incompatible with my hdd
or mobo... not too sure. I guess I just have to live with
it at the moment. Really appreciate your help unknown.
Thanks a lot

>-----Original Message-----
>..Log of course is a log file such as an error log. I am
running Windows XP
>home edition and do not have a bootex.log. Are you
running any virus detect
>programs that create a log file? There are are a few
things you can do. 1.
>Rename the file so it can't be found. If you get an
error saying 'file can't
>be found' you can rename it to what it was (bootex.log)
2. You can delete
>the file making sure it goes to the recycle bin. If a
problem you can
>restore it. 3. If you have virus programs runing, shut
them down and reboot.
>Investigat the file, bootex.log. Is it generated by
chkdsk?. I would check
>this for you but, it takes too long. .
>"weets" > wrote in message
...
>> I ran msconfig like you mentioned and there's no check
>> on /BOOTLOG or any other options.
>>
>> >-----Original Message-----
>> >Are you by chance creating a boot log when you boot
up?
>> Click start--run--
>> >type in msconfig--Ok--click--boot ini tab.
>> >"Weets" > wrote in message
>> ...
>> >> chkdsk runs fine on cmd but chkdsk C: /f runs into
the
>> >> same problem. It goes into the disk check..
everything
>> >> runs fine and when it comes to reboot, it stops
>> >> responding. I have to reset my comp and there would
be
>> a
>> >> corrupted file bootex.log. I use recovery console to
>> run
>> >> chkdsk /p to repair and everything goes back to
square
>> >> one. could this be a hardware problem? :(
>> >> >-----Original Message-----
>> >> > Try opening cmd prompt in tools,at the curser
type:
>> >> > CHKDSK C: (C: being the hd letter) This cmd
chks,but
>> >> > wont fix,if all goes ok,try:CHKDSK C: /F This
will
>> run
>> >> > on reboot,sometimes cmd will execute diffrently
than
>> >> > explorer will.
>> >> >>-----Original Message-----
>> >> >>My computer does not restart after i run the disk
>> >> >>checking utility. I'm using NTFS partition and
after
>> >> >>completing the check, it says please wait while
your
>> >> >>computer restarts but it stops responding and the
HDD
>> >> >>kept on running. I waited for more than 15 minutes
>> but
>> >> >>nothing happens. After I reset, there will be a
>> >> corrupted
>> >> >>file bootex.log created on my c: drive. Can anyone
>> help?
>> >> >>
>> >> >>I'm using win xp pro SP1, athlon xp 1800, gigabyte
>> >> 7vtxe
>> >> >>and deskstar 40G
>> >> >>.
>> >> >>
>> >> >.
>> >> >
>> >
>> >
>> >.
>> >
>
>
>.
>

[Unknown]

If bootex.log is generated by scandisc you can delete it when scandisc is
complete.
"weets" > wrote in message
...
> I'm running norton antivirus and the bootex.log was
> generated by chkdsk. I ran chkdsk /p from recovery
> console to recover the corrupted bootex.log. It says
> things that I don't quite understand though. lol. Anyway,
> I tried installing Win XP from scratch again and i
> realised that the scandisk works fine before I install
> any drivers. I suspect that it could be due to the new
> VIA 4in1 driver and it might be incompatible with my hdd
> or mobo... not too sure. I guess I just have to live with
> it at the moment. Really appreciate your help unknown.
> Thanks a lot
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >..Log of course is a log file such as an error log. I am
> running Windows XP
> >home edition and do not have a bootex.log. Are you
> running any virus detect
> >programs that create a log file? There are are a few
> things you can do. 1.
> >Rename the file so it can't be found. If you get an
> error saying 'file can't
> >be found' you can rename it to what it was (bootex.log)
> 2. You can delete
> >the file making sure it goes to the recycle bin. If a
> problem you can
> >restore it. 3. If you have virus programs runing, shut
> them down and reboot.
> >Investigat the file, bootex.log. Is it generated by
> chkdsk?. I would check
> >this for you but, it takes too long. .
> >"weets" > wrote in message
> ...
> >> I ran msconfig like you mentioned and there's no check
> >> on /BOOTLOG or any other options.
> >>
> >> >-----Original Message-----
> >> >Are you by chance creating a boot log when you boot
> up?
> >> Click start--run--
> >> >type in msconfig--Ok--click--boot ini tab.
> >> >"Weets" > wrote in message
> >> ...
> >> >> chkdsk runs fine on cmd but chkdsk C: /f runs into
> the
> >> >> same problem. It goes into the disk check..
> everything
> >> >> runs fine and when it comes to reboot, it stops
> >> >> responding. I have to reset my comp and there would
> be
> >> a
> >> >> corrupted file bootex.log. I use recovery console to
> >> run
> >> >> chkdsk /p to repair and everything goes back to
> square
> >> >> one. could this be a hardware problem? :(
> >> >> >-----Original Message-----
> >> >> > Try opening cmd prompt in tools,at the curser
> type:
> >> >> > CHKDSK C: (C: being the hd letter) This cmd
> chks,but
> >> >> > wont fix,if all goes ok,try:CHKDSK C: /F This
> will
> >> run
> >> >> > on reboot,sometimes cmd will execute diffrently
> than
> >> >> > explorer will.
> >> >> >>-----Original Message-----
> >> >> >>My computer does not restart after i run the disk
> >> >> >>checking utility. I'm using NTFS partition and
> after
> >> >> >>completing the check, it says please wait while
> your
> >> >> >>computer restarts but it stops responding and the
> HDD
> >> >> >>kept on running. I waited for more than 15 minutes
> >> but
> >> >> >>nothing happens. After I reset, there will be a
> >> >> corrupted
> >> >> >>file bootex.log created on my c: drive. Can anyone
> >> help?
> >> >> >>
> >> >> >>I'm using win xp pro SP1, athlon xp 1800, gigabyte
> >> >> 7vtxe
> >> >> >>and deskstar 40G
> >> >> >>.
> >> >> >>
> >> >> >.
> >> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >.
> >> >
> >
> >
> >.
> >