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Rumman
By Rumman
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I am using one SSD for windows 10 and 3 HDD for storage. One of my HDD has some bad sector as it is old enough. So, during every boot time, I get a message that I have installed a faulty HDD. My inquiry is, how could I skip this step (that means, I don't want that the HDD should be checked on boot time). It consumes a lot of time during the boot process.

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Maybe you could run chkdsk /f (assuming windows)? Let it run on next boot, then reboot just before bedtime. Not sure but there may be an autofix option so it can run unattended.

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