A technician needs to perform a thorough file system repair and bad sector scan on a workstation's primary system volume (). Because the volume is actively used by the Windows operating system, the repair operation must be scheduled for the next boot cycle. Place the administrative command-line actions in the correct sequential order to schedule and execute this operation.
- 1Open Command Prompt using the 'Run as administrator' option.
- 2Execute the command `chkdsk C: /f /r` to target the system drive for file system fixing and bad sector recovery.
- 3Type `Y` and press Enter when prompted to schedule the volume check on the next system restart.
- 4Execute `shutdown /r /t 0` to immediately restart the workstation.
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The correct sequence begins by launching an elevated Command Prompt, issuing the `chkdsk C: /f /r` command, confirming the prompt to schedule the scan on the next reboot by typing 'Y', and restarting the workstation immediately using `shutdown /r /t 0`.
The procedure requires elevated administrative context first because disk repair affects core storage structures. Executing `chkdsk C: /f /r` requests a full repair, but because Windows is actively running from drive , the utility cannot dismount the volume. Accepting the prompt ('Y') schedules the scan for startup, and calling `shutdown /r /t 0` restarts the system immediately to launch the check.
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Scheduling boot-time CHKDSK scans on locked system volumes
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