Second, exFAT is not "retired technology" (nor is it the same as FAT32), although it is about 11 years old. It is, however, probably "safer" to specify the volume you want checked, as in Will operate on G: (as your screenshot shows it did). You've been given some misleading and incorrect information.įirst of all, if you use CHKDSK without specifying the volume, CHKDSK operates on the current volume.
, some which are 42 gigs bytes large back to regular files? there must be a way to just correct the files system on the flash drive.Some of the filecheck folders are empty. How do I convert the large filecheck files There is not enough room on this old hard drive to transfer the check files to another format. I can see some files but not those in folders. perhaps a program that can read ex-fat> perhaps a virus has changed he file system of the files on the disk. Less than three months ago, I am trying to avoid transferring anything from my old unit to the new as another flash drive has been causing problems. this machine is quite old and although i do have a newer HP system That it would take to be effective actually I enjoy solving problems, but it just doesn't work.My last request for reading unreadable DVDs still has not helped as the problem still exists. I do not mind doing the extra requirements I tried to use a software program called Unchk that did nothing as it did not even open up an interface. I did scan the disk again and it created several CHK files. It didn't respond quite as well as you suggested.
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