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NTFS for Win98 

 

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 includes a scandisk for NTFS drives named NTFSCHK. In 

the same way that NTFS for Win98 creates an NT-like environment for the 

NTFS driver, NTFSCHK creates an NT-like environment for the 

AUTOCHK.EXE (CHKDSK) program of a Windows NT/2000 installation. The 

files that make up this environment include AUTOCHK.EXE, NTDLL.DLL, 

and three character mapping files, C_437.NLS, C_1252.NLS, and 

L_INTL.NLS. 

The NTFS for Win98 setup program adds the execution of NTFSCHK to your 

AUTOEXEC.BAT file so that the consistency of your NTFS drives is checked 

every time you boot into Windows 95/98. You may also run NTFSCHK from 

DOS before Windows 95/98 starts, from a DOS-box command prompt, or by 

selecting the NTFSCHK icon in the NTFS for Win 98 program group in the 

Start menu.  When NTFSCHK runs from AUTOEXEC.BAT and when you 

select the icon NTFSCHK runs in read-only mode. See the options below for 

running NTFSCHK in repair mode. 

In some cases NTFSCHK will indicate that it cannot lock the specified 

drive(s). This condition results when applications or Windows has active 

handles to open files on the NTFS drive for which NTFSCHK reports the 

condition. If the applications in question do not close their handles, or 

Windows keeps open handles, you must reboot the computer and run 

NTFSCHK before the drive is accessed by applications or Windows, or 

reboot into Windows NT/2000 and perform a CHKDSK operation there. 

While NTFSCHK scans a drive that drive will not be accessible. If you click on 

the drive icon in Explorer you will receive an “access denied” error message. 

If Explorer is opened to directories on a drive being checked and you attempt 

to navigate the directories you will receive errors indicating that the 

directories do not exist.