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Повідомити про проблему з перекладом
My HDD is 900gb but 716gb free space
Does the free space influence on the time It takes to chkdsk?
Oh no i put the /r :(
Well, i ll have to wait Windows to do its thing then
Atleast it's a small drive. Shouldn't take toooo long. Not like it's a slow 4+TB drive :)
Well ,900gb doesnt look like small, for now 1h and its still stuck at 10%
But It doesnt say anywhere if there was any errors
I expected a window telling me if there was any errors after booting up
Im just curious if i can see somewhere if there was any errors found during all these 3 h that my pc was doing chkdsk
Does 184gb of used space count as "hundreds of thousands of files"
Does games count as hundreds of thousands of files (i only have installed csgo, l4d2, portal 2 ,tf2, geometry dash, music racer and Payday 2)
Pretty sure it took upwards of between 5 to 7 or even 8 (I forget exactly) hours on my 4 TB 5,400 RPM HDD a few months ago to do a full scan and repair attempt operation. Not sure if used and free space matter, but if so, it's just under half full now and may have been slightly less full at the time. The drive is relatively new (ish) and in good health.
On my 1 TB SSD, it took like... 15 minutes? Again, I forget, but it was in minutes and well under an hour.
But yeah, hours of time for HDDs measured in TB isn't unusual.
If it's a laptop, stop using 5400rpm HDDs and replace it with an SSD.
Where does It say how much rpm i have