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Which of the following commands can be used in Windows XP to modify when the CHKDSK command runs?
The correct answer is C. CHKNTFS. CHKNTFS is a Windows command-line utility that controls whether CHKDSK is scheduled to run at the next system startup on NTFS volumes. It can be used to exclude drives from automatic checking or to set the countdown timer before the check begins. CONVERT is used to convert FAT…
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Which of the following commands can be used in Windows XP to modify when the CHKDSK command runs?
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- ACONVERT
- BIPCONFIG
- CCHKNTFS
- DSCANDSK
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CHKNTFS is a Windows command-line utility that controls whether CHKDSK is scheduled to run at the next system startup on NTFS volumes. It can be used to exclude drives from automatic checking or to set the countdown timer before the check begins. CONVERT is used to convert FAT volumes to NTFS. IPCONFIG displays and manages TCP/IP network configuration. SCANDSK (ScanDisk) was a DOS/Windows 9x disk-checking tool, not applicable in Windows XP's NTFS environment.
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