For Windows 7, if the Check Disk utility is used on the C drive and includes a surface scan (which will occur when the computer is restarted), will Windows notify the user in a clear way if there is a critical issue found, or is it entirely up to the user to look in their system logs afterwards and interpret them to figure out if Disk Check found something that it could not repair?
will Windows notify the user if Check Disk finds unrepairable damage?
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This will appear in your administrator tools with a quick report(its not easy to find).
However if a sector could NOT be recovered, which is common, the sector will be marked and never written to again. This should not even cause loss of data.
However if a sector could NOT be recovered, which is common, the sector will be marked and never written to again. This should not even cause loss of data.
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