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ScanDisk Information

    Function

    • ScanDisk searches hard drives and media for bad sectors--corrupted space on magnetic media, according to Tech FAQ. Critical system errors, not closing programs properly and malicious software can cause bad sectors.

    Benefits

    • All computer users should use Scan Disk as often as possible to keep data safe. In addition, running Scan Disk can boost the speed of your computer.

    Tip

    • In Windows XP and later operating systems, Scan Disk is called Check Disk. To run Check Disk, open a command prompt by pressing "Start," then "Run," and type "chkdsk" and press "Enter" or "Return."

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