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I want to check the integrity of the file system of my F drive.
One way of doing this is to open a line command window using CMD and
then run the CHKDSK command (with the appropriate parameters).
A second way is to go to Win Explorer and select the F frive and then
Properties > Tools > Error-Checking.
Are these two exactly equivalent (assuming the appropriate check
boxes and command parameters are selected)?
I want to check the integrity of the file system of my F drive.
One way of doing this is to open a line command window using CMD and
then run the CHKDSK command (with the appropriate parameters).
A second way is to go to Win Explorer and select the F frive and then
Properties > Tools > Error-Checking.
Are these two exactly equivalent (assuming the appropriate check
boxes and command parameters are selected)?