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    After a USB failure every is back up but I keep getting a Windows warning (not on the console):

     

    Windows - Corrupt File. The file or directory c:\fs\K\DE\shares\Music is corrupt and unreadable. Please run th Chkdsk utility.

     

    How can I run it on a share only? Or how to force it to run at boot time on those drives in the pool?

     

    Can I just configure Chkdsk to run at startup for drives C and D?

     

     

    Friday, March 7, 2008 10:02 PM

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    Well, I marked both C: and D: for a startup Chkdsk and this seems to have fixed the message.

     

    Just in case I've deleted all content from the Music shared folder and I am reloading it from a backup.

     

    Friday, March 7, 2008 10:44 PM