CHKDSK is a command in the Windows command line to run a program, or utility, known as Check Disk. The Check Disk program is there to make sure that the computer’s files and file system are in order. It checks the file system and metadata of a volume for logical and physical errors then displays the correction of errors. In this article we discuss about 5 phases which are performed by CHKDSK during it verifies the file for errors.
In the third pass of check disk it verifies about the security descriptors and count from 0 to 100 in percent. In this phase CHKDSK examines each of the files and directories which are associated with security permissions. Check Disk examines in this stage that every security descriptors are working properly or not with all given permissions in an appropriate way.
CHKDSK Stages: How CHKDSK Preform its operation?
We have to understand first that how Check disk performs in command window. The whole activity of Chkdsk is divided in 3 major phases where it examine all metadata on the volume, where metadata is data about data. NTFS protects the metadata by using transaction log.First Stage of CHKDSK- Verify Files
During First phase Check disk perform the operation of verifying files, in this stage CHKDSK analyze each file record segment (FRS) in volume master file table (MFT). File and directories on NTFS formatted volumes are identified by its own file record segment (FRS) in MFT and the percent which calculate that how much MFT has been verified. In the end of this phase CHKDSK shows what spaces is in use in MFT and on volume. It also knows what space is available for MFT as well as on volume.
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