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by mgosselin
1. open my computer
2. right click on c:
3. click on properties
4. click on tools
5. click on error-checking
do either of the boxes have checks in them? if so, this is why your computer runs the checks at system startup. if not, you should check them both (you will be prompted to restart), and restart. your computer will then restart, then go through the scan (hopefully fix the bugs) and boot normally. let this run fully the first time.
fat32 is a file format, concerning your hard drive. it is a pretty old version. if your computer crashes regularly, you might try and save all of your documents, then reload your Operating System specifying that you would like to "reformat harddrive to NTFS". NTFS is a newer, more reliable file format.
by rcom
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