On the other hand, if you run chkdsk with /f parameter, chkdsk will fix any disk errors found during the scan. But, if there is any irreparable bad sectors in your hard disk drive, the chkdsk scan would sometimes stuck. The difference between them is /r will also check for bad sectors in your hard drive, which is a good practice. If in any case the chkdsk /r command takes too long to run, restart your computer and try the following command instead. Press the Y key to restart your computer now in order to run the chkdsk scan. The command prompt will tell you that chkdsk cannot run due to the disk is being used and ask if you want to perform the chkdsk on next restart. If your Windows is stored elsewhere, for example, D: drive, replace the C: with the correct drive letter that holds your Windows OS files. This command is assuming C: drive is your OS drive where you store your Windows 10. In the command prompt, enter the following command followed by Enter key. Search for CMD and run command prompt as administrator. To run chkdsk in Windows 10, go to start menu.
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