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Making a post using a smartphone because my desktop computer is/was having issues, and I'm currently running a full-ass chkdsk scan on both C: and D: drives (C: scan is at 75% complete, after around 2 hours or so, with supposedly 30ish more minutes left, or so says the newfangled Win10 boot-time chkdsk, haven't started D: scan yet). In any case, I hope this is just some temporary wonkiness and not something more sinister.
(EDIT, 10:40pm) Just finished running the D: chkdsk (or autochk or whatever it is the boot-time thing is called). For some reason, that one took about 5 hours, even though the drives are the same size and the D: drive has less stuff on it. It is a several years older drive, though. In any case, nothing came up on either drives' scans, and sfc and such didn't find anything wrong either. In any case, at least for right now, the computer seems to be acting normally again, so I have no idea what was up with it this morning. Just sucks to have wasted pretty much the whole day sitting around waiting on that shit. On the other hand, I finished "Apt Pupil" in Stephen King's Different Seasons book of novellas, serendipitously within about 30 seconds of the D: drive autochk scan finishing. (/EDIT)
(EDIT, 10:40pm) Just finished running the D: chkdsk (or autochk or whatever it is the boot-time thing is called). For some reason, that one took about 5 hours, even though the drives are the same size and the D: drive has less stuff on it. It is a several years older drive, though. In any case, nothing came up on either drives' scans, and sfc and such didn't find anything wrong either. In any case, at least for right now, the computer seems to be acting normally again, so I have no idea what was up with it this morning. Just sucks to have wasted pretty much the whole day sitting around waiting on that shit. On the other hand, I finished "Apt Pupil" in Stephen King's Different Seasons book of novellas, serendipitously within about 30 seconds of the D: drive autochk scan finishing. (/EDIT)
