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It is why we warn folks just how lengthy it can be 60-90 mins, often times longer; all depends on the drive, its overall performance, as well as how much actual data is on the drive. As data takes alot longer to verify compared to empty/free space.
Take the time (like once a month) to run CHKDSK /R
once completed and you are back inside your OS again, do a Full Disk Defrag on HDD types (not any Flash or SSD types)
If you do anything that adds alot of new files to your drive(s) often (installing new apps, games, or recording audio/video, editing large 3d renders, uncompressed hi-res photos) your HDD types with these new files or changed files, they will get fragmented. This just means the data for any given file is scatters across the drive, in-turn taking longer and longer to read/write those files. Defragging your HDD types helps to maintain their overall read/write speed.
Just don't be obsessive when it comes to doing things like CHKDSK or DEFRAG
I hope this is not the old Seagate - otherwise you'll have to wait for hours... or days
It's doing CHKDSK on C drive; so nothing is running; as it's doing this at OS bootup.
It has to do that before booting into the OS.