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In <3B0AEBA4.4A392B72@attglobal.net>, on 05/22/01
at 06:44 PM, Harry Chris Motin said:
>how either of these 2 programs could lock up my hard drives, or put them
>"in use", since I was not using either one, when I tried CHKDSK. Also,
>neither program makes any changes to the CONFIG.SYS file, ..., so I
You definition of "in use" is not the correct definition for determining
if chkdsk can run with the /f switch. There are classes of "in use". See
my other reply.
HTH,
Steven
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