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No jargon. Pictures helped. Didn't match my screen. Incorrect instructions. Too technical. Not enough information. Not enough pictures. Any additional feedback? Submit feedback. Thank you for your feedback! As it is mentioned, this CHKDSK error could also happen if there are any corruption, bad sectors or mechanical damage on the hard drive.
To solve the problem, you should check for both physical and logical errors on the hard drive. To check for physical errors, you can try MiniTool Partition Wizard. Its Surface Test feature is exactly what you need. Here is how to use this feature to check for physical error on your hard drive.
Free Download. Step 2 : Right-click the partition you need to check for errors and select Surface Test. Step 3 : In the pop-up window, click Start Now to begin partition surface test. Then MiniTool Partition Wizard will scan each partition sector status by reading data from the sector.
When the scan process is completed, the partition block without any errors will be marked with green, and the block with errors will be marked with red.
If there are any red blocks displayed in the Surface Test results, you can try fixing them with the following CHKDSK command or take the hard drive to an authorized store and get it checked by officials.
Here are the detailed steps. To solve the error that failed to transfer logged messages to the log event with status 50 on Windows 10, I use MiniTool Partition Wizard to check for bad sectors. Click to tweet. It is useful to solve plenty of problems of PC, especially when your PC slows down for no reason, anti-virus programs fail to clear some strong viruses, or system crashes happen due to unknown factors.
Here I take Windows 10 as an example. Reinstalling Windows will cause data loss. So, you should back up your important files before the reinstallation. Usually, it takes less time to clone the partition rather than copy files, so you can copy or move your system partition to save time. This will format your hard drive, so you need to back up your entire disk. Unsolicited bulk mail or bulk advertising. Any link to or advocacy of virus, spyware, malware, or phishing sites. Any other inappropriate content or behavior as defined by the Terms of Use or Code of Conduct.
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Just started havingbisdues a day ago. Could be the Oculus Rift S added into the system about 3 days prior.. A long story: I had 3 mirrored disks but one of them was upgraded and wrongly pointed to the other disk by temporarily switched to boot on this disk while BIOS settings pointed to the other disk so that was a bug for the upgrade process. Then when I booted from the other disk, it got problems like some files are inaccessible or folder became read-only but the system was still live.
Fortunately, there was a new Windows upgrade I could run it which restored the system to normal status on that drive. Some time later, I came back to fix this drive again. Unfortunately I didn't unplug the other drive so when it's up it messed the other drive again. After my many attempted fixes , all three drive failed to boot, "inaccessible boot device". If I use repaired disk to do chkdisk, I got this error at the end.
I downloaded the latest Windows 10 image and used a USB to reinstall the Windows 10 on the bad drive after I robocopied all my personal files to a backup drive. Now this drive worked perfectly and I've partially reinstalled my applications on the drive.
The other two drives still had the same inaccessible boot device error. I plan to try reinstall windows on them too if I can't fixed them.
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