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Question

It's a 2-year-old Dell laptop (Latitude E6500) running Windows 7. Yesterday I used the Internet Tools option to clear the browsing history (which took a long time but otherwise seemed to execute normally) and then turned it off for the night.

Turning it back on now initiates this sequence of messages:

Checking file system on C:
The type of the file system is NTFS.

One of your disks needs to be checked for consistency. You
may cancel the disk check, but it is strongly recommended
that you continue.
Windows will now check the disk.

CHKDSK is verifying files (stage 1 of 3)...

[This takes quite a while, while the computer reports the process is 1% done, 2% done, etc.]

2521088 file records processed.
File verification completed.
114 large file records processed.
0 bad file records processed.
2 EA records processed.
124 reparse records processed.
CHKDSK is verifying indexes (stage 2 of 3)...
66 percent complete. (2535412 of 2552474 index entries processed)

[The computer jumps to 66% immediately, and then stays here for over an hour.]

CHKDSK is verifying indexes (stage 2 of 3)...
Correcting error in index $I30 for file 96003.
Correcting error in index $I30 for file 96003.

[Yes, it repeats that last line twice, and here it permanently stalls out.]

I don't know if deleting my browsing history is coincidental or not. On-line this computer only goes to Google, Yahoo, MSN, Wikipedia, eBay, Amazon, YouTube and Facebook.

How can I unfreeze and complete the process it is attempting to run, or bypass it altogether? Although I'm told I can cancel the process, it doesn't say how. ESC, CTRL-ALT-DEL and other abort-abort-abort combinations have no effect.

Please advise...

Thank you.

Answer 1

hi Varibles 46, what you have done is removed all of your system files and this is a bad thing so i recommend that you follow these steps first go to control panel there hit the internet options icon there hit the advance tab. now scrol down under the big box and hit the reset this will at least start your NTFS then when that is done reboot. when you see your windows logo start taping f8 there in safe mode scrol down to last good configuration(advance) when you get to your desktop go to internet options and hit internet options again and under general tab delete your history and cookies. now go to backup and restore what we want to do is to restore your computer to 1/11/2013 then when that is done do it again to 12/11/2012 when that is completed then go to control panel and hit preference and information there hit clean disk and check all of the boxes except thumbnail hit apply you will be asked do you want to delete these files say yes. now go to advance while still in preference and info and hit defragment this is a very important step so make sure it completes successfully. good luck i hope i was helpful to you

Answer 2

If you have burned the repair disk for Windows 7 (or can get one from a friend with a working computer running Windows 7) - use that in the optical drive when you reboot.



If you don't mind loosing all your personal files - you can try rebooting and restoring the factory image.



If the Check Disk comes back up after that - it might be the hard drive. Although two years seems a bit early for a hard drive to give out.



If you don't have a friend with a Windows 7 computer who can burn a repair disk for you - they are also available on eBay and Amazon. I have used a disk burned on a Dell to repair a Toshiba belonging to my husband.

Answer 3

Your themes have no longer something to do with RegGenie or CCleaner. in fact, your issues have no longer something to do with registry blunders and on no account did. Registry *blunders* are registry entries that don't do something. considering the fact that they do no longer do something, eliminating them won't resolve any issues yet won't reason any the two. As on your extremely difficulty, it must be any form of issues. one component remember to rule out is a hardware difficulty. the excellent thank you to do it extremely is with memtest. get carry of the ISO version (first link) and burn it to a CD making use of a application like ImgBurn. Then boot from that CD. yet another component to rule out is malware. get carry of and installation MalwareBytes Anti-Malware (2nd link) and replace it. Then run an entire test.

Answer 4

try using windows safe mode with system restore, windows 7 repair disk, or reinstall windows.

Answer 5

wow i have a 7 eyar old pc and thats never happend well just never clear browsing history again and bring it in to whatever store and tell them this

Answer 6

press and hold the power button till it goes off