A desktop support technician needs to repair file system errors and locate bad sectors on an active Windows 11 system drive () that cannot be locked while the operating system is running. Arrange the following steps in the correct logical sequence to schedule and execute the disk repair utility upon system reboot.
- 1Open a Command Prompt window using elevated administrative privileges.
- 2Execute the command `chkdsk C: /f /r` in the command prompt.
- 3Type `Y` and press Enter when prompted to schedule the volume check for the next system restart.
- 4Execute `shutdown /r /t 0` to immediately restart the workstation.
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The correct logical sequence is: first open an elevated Command Prompt, second run 'chkdsk C: /f /r', third confirm scheduling the operation by entering 'Y', and fourth reboot the system immediately using 'shutdown /r /t 0'.
The workflow begins by establishing an elevated Command Prompt context, as low-level disk operations require administrative privileges. Running 'chkdsk C: /f /r' instructs the system to locate bad sectors and repair file system issues. Since the operating system actively locks drive C:, the prompt requires entering 'Y' to register the task for the next boot phase. Finally, executing 'shutdown /r /t 0' immediately triggers the reboot required for CHKDSK to run while the drive is unmounted.
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Windows CHKDSK execution requirements, switch syntax, and system volume scheduling
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