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 C H K D S K  COMMAND                                                         
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 Purpose: Analyzes the directories, files, and the FAT table on the designat- 
          ed or current drive, and produces a disk and memory status report.  
                                                                              
 Format:  [d:][path]CHKDSK [d:][path][filename[.ext]][/F][/V]                 
                                                                              
 Remarks: [d:][path] before CHDKSK to specify the drive and path that con-    
          tains the CHKDSK command.                                           
                                                                              
          [d:][path][filename[.ext]] to specify a filename.  If you specify   
          a filename, CHKDSK displays the number of noncontiguous areas occu- 
          pied by the file or files. Leaving the filename blank will instruct 
          CHKDSK to run a test on all files in the current directory.         
                                                                              
          /F to have CHKDSK fix errors that are found in the directory or FAT 
          table.  The corrections are written on the disk.  If /F is not      
          specified, CHKDSK will not write changes to disk, but simply report 
          them on the screen.                                                 
          /V to display all files and their paths on the current or specified 
          drive.                                                              
                                                                              
                                                                              
 Example: CHKDSK C:  would report the condition of the fixed disk.            
                                                                              
          CHKDSK A:/F  would check your A: drive diskette, and fix any errors,
          if found, and produce a disk and memory status report.              
