The chkdsk command is one of the most reliable tools to use if you need to debug your Windows device. Plus, it’s easy to automate chkdsk runs for scheduled periods—as well as cancel or reschedule a run when you need to. In this video, we’ll teach you how to cancel chkdsk at boot in Windows 10 through a few simple steps as well as offer some troubleshooting tips when cancelling a chkdsk scan.
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