Been doing some homework

When trying to defrag on an XP system I get this message

''Diskeeper has detected that CHKDSK is scheduled to run on the
volume: Please run CHKDSK /F.''

I try that and the computer reports

Checking File System on C:
The type of the file system is NTFS.
Cannot open the volume for direct access

microsoft says at
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;176504

to do ..........

To work around this issue, follow these steps:

1. Click Start, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.
2. Double-click Devices.
3. Click NetworkX, click Startup, click Disabled, click OK, and
then click Close. This change does not take effect until the computer
is restarted.


I can not find Network X ?

is there any other way to sort this out ?

ta in advance




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Dave
www.davewhitter.myby.co.uk

Music is Art - Audio is Engineering
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Dave xxxx <davewhit181@removethistoemailmehotmail.com>, the
bald-headed wretch and large arse-bender who likes horrendous mulligan
stropping with blackbirds, and whose partner is a whoopee-fluff with
substandard wound that never heals, wrote in
<5LTNf.29308$wl.27464@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk>:

Well, that's logical if you haven't installed "CrypKey Software Licensing
System version 4.3 from Cobalt Systems", as per the text at the link you
posted.

Yes. Install CrypKey Software Licensing System version 4.3 from Cobalt
Systems.

Fuck me dead. How stupid can you get? I would tell you that something has
the locked the volume you're trying to defrag so you should try starting in
safe mode and defragging from there, but you're not likely to read that
either, you fucking nong.

Kadaitcha Man wrote:
why not just fuck off and play with your self if you can not be
bothered to help

safe mode makes no differance

now if your in the uk get a move on your late for school if your up
late and the US what more can anyone say ?

Dave xxxx <davewhit181@removethistoemailmehotmail.com> wrote in
message <C%TNf.29318$wl.9548@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk>.. .

See the word 'try'? Look it up in a dictionary. And while you;re there,
tardfuck, look up the word 'differance' [sic].

Wow, little boy lames. You fishing for a sex partner then?



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DUHane

Duane Arnold wrote:
Yawn

Dave xxxx <davewhit181@removethistoemailmehotmail.com>, the broken
down riffraff and thickheaded ass goblin who likes blood-thirsty donut
icing with head louses, and whose partner is a piece-of-fluff with a
stretched belly entrance, wrote in
<dcUNf.29340$wl.18492@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk>:

Goodnight, babba. Sleep tight.

Kissy! Kissy!

Dave xxxx wrote:
Lesson 1. How to blow any chances of getting help.

Lesson 2. How to blow any chances of getting help.

I had the same problem last week. Tried to defrag and couldn't because it
said that CHKDSK is scheduled to run. Please run it . When i tried it said
that it cannot open the volume. I tried every thing and finally gave up ,
called Microsoft technical service and following their instructions. They
solved it in no time at all.
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" Dave xxxx" <davewhit181@removethistoemailmehotmail.com> wrote in message
news:5LTNf.29308$wl.27464@text.news.blueyonder.co. uk...

The artical you refer to in your orginal post seems to only apply to the Win
2K and NT 4.0 versions of the NT based O/S(s) and not XP. Most of the time,
the features may apply to all versions of the O/S(s) even if a version is
not listed. But the feature you're wanting to use may not apply to the XP
version.

Duane

"Andy Petro" <andy.petro@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:ku5Of.5861$972.291926@news20.bellglobal.com.. .
It would be helpful to the OP if you could share the information to get him
out of his problem.

Duane

Andy Petro <andy.petro@sympatico.ca>, the tubby-arsed deadbeat and
glitzy cross-dresser who likes hardfisted bone bumping with sparrows,
and whose partner is a freewheeling-femme with a disappointing vice of
love, wrote in <ku5Of.5861$972.291926@news20.bellglobal.com>:

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA! You top-posting fucktard. You're too stupid to even think
about telling the OP what the fix was.