no problem running chkdsk /f at all. does not fix anything. I do not
know if chkdsk even works on ssd's
fp
At 03:42 PM 2/15/2014, Jamie Furtner Poked the stick with:
Can you boot into a recovery command prompt from a Windows 7+
installation CD and check the drive from there? This could be due to
Windows running and therefore chkdsk not being able to lock the drive.
Jamie
On 2014-02-15 3:17 PM, Tim Lider wrote:
> Hello,
>
> It could be there are dead sectors or there is something wrong with the
> controller IC on the SSD itself.
>
> I suggest imaging the SSD over to the new SSD.
>
> Tim Lider
>
>
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>> Subject: [H] SSD drive question (TIM)
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>> Have 4 ssd's in my system all check OK except my boot drive when I run
>> chkdsk I get a volume bitmap is incorrect error.
>> chkdsk /f does not fix it.
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>> I have a new drive on order to replace it but was wondering about this.
>> System boots fine.
>> other drives are backup and data. Occasionally get a system freeze,
>> could this be the cause ?
>>
>> thanks
>> fp
>>
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