Commodore PC - Page 107

MS-DOS Commands 35
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The errors are then sent to the specified file. Remember, though,
not to use the /f switch when you redirect chkdsk output.
f~*) If chkdsk finds errors on the disk in drive A and you want to try
to correct them, type the following command:
/"■k-
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chkdsk a: /f
Chkdsk now tries to correct any errors it encounters on the disk
in drive A.