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June 12th 04, 09:41 AM
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check disk results
After a normal shutdown I ran the check disk utility at
the next startup. It goes so fast I can hardly read it sometimes. I cannot find the log file anywhere (including in event sentry). Does anyone know where it might be? How can I make sure that the check disk is actually logging the results? 
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June 12th 04, 11:41 AM
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check disk results
You will find the chkdsk log entry in the Application log of Event Viewer.
To access the Event Viewer .. Go to Control Panel Administrative Tools Event Viewer Application. .. Look for the Event from the source "WinLogon". "Angy" wrote in message ... After a normal shutdown I ran the check disk utility at the next startup. It goes so fast I can hardly read it sometimes. I cannot find the log file anywhere (including in event sentry). Does anyone know where it might be? How can I make sure that the check disk is actually logging the results?
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