Copy the autochk.exe file to C:WindowsSystem32 folder and replace it. Right-click on autochk.exe file > Open the properties to modify the ownership to your account.
Open the File Explorer, click This PC and access Windows.old folder at C: Windows.old. The bottom of the screen offers several options includng boot in safe mode, boot with last known configuration that worked and boot in normal mode amongst other options'. Repair autochk.exe to fix CHKDSK not running issue. (very occasionally when the machine is switched on we are getting the 'windows didnt shut down ssage'. Probably something very obvious but I'm not exactly the worlds best computer technician Its an old machine that has no data on we are bothered about losing if thats inevitable. (the computer must be reading the keyboard as it is letting me scroll around the BIOS menu so this has me baffled)ĭoes anybody have any ideas? From what ive read of other people with the similar problem they have been able to cure this with the recovery console from the XP disk but this isn't an option for me. I can hear the CD drive firing up but on the following screen when it reads 'press any key to boot from CD', I tap a key but the system will not read from CD and continues the endless error page/reboot cycle. I have then attempted to load with the windows XP disk. I have tapped F2 on the BIOS screen and altered the primary drive to CD. Windows 10: 'Autochk program not found - skipping AUTOCHECK' message Nsane Forums is an interactive community. The PC resets back to the BIOS screen and the cycle endlessly repeats. That’s because the audio is turned off when the Windows device is put into sleep mode or turned off.
When booting up my brother's PC I am getting the error code 'autochk not found- skipping autocheck' on the windows XP background. Boot from the Windows DVD into the repair option and select Command Prompt and enter the following command: sfc /SCANNOW /OFFBOOTDIRc:\ /OFFWINDIRc:\windows. The errors below might appear when you wake your Windows 10 or Windows 8.1 device from sleep.