Disk Cheker es un muy buen programa. Ya lo utilize muchas veces. Gracias

You asked for a report ..I tried to run disk checker kept getting a report saying it was open by another user ? I am the only user

have bad clusters, this one didn't help, on to the next

First of all, sorry about my bad English. Few day ago, I bought second-hand Maxtor 120Gb disc, and I have a problem to install Windows Xp on it. So, DiskChecker solve my problem whit that disc, and I think that Disk Checker is great and very usefull tools for disc repairing.Thank's a lott.Sincerelly yours,Professor dr Zoran Lovrekovic

Disk Checker in Vista Using large fonts for the desktop, the interface is a bit scrambled, but was still usable. (buttons and dialogs in not quite the right place, or partially obscured.Despite that, it worked to reassure that a potentially defective CD from an academic text was in fact fine: problem was the laptop that couldn't read it properly.Needs some work to fix its use in other than standard font size ... I assume that's the issue, but didn't try it out as I was able to make it work ok.

very useful tool Unexperienced laptop user. Managed to finally repair my ill-behaving WD 750 GB disk. Wasn't straightforward, probably (at least partly) due to my missing experience. Needed several attempts, program got stuck several times without clear idea where and why, i.e. without clear error/status info (even 'close window' sometimes didn't work). Finally all fine. --

This \"free\" version only prints checks with the word \"DEMO\" in large letters right across the middle of the check. It\'s totally useless and fraudulently advertised.

The free version is almost useless.

I wanted to test a couple of Patriot WARP III ssd in raid 0. At first on Ubuntu 8.10 they achieved an impressive 220 Mbytes read transfert rate. Now they come to a crawl and I need a tool to find what's wrong. As I don't bother installing SATA support on Windows XP, I intended to run Emsa under Wine. It installs but does not start.I thant you for your concern.Best regards. Léon Joskowicz

Useful for diagnosing CD errors I was having problems determining why I couldn't install MS Office on a recently rebuilt PC. With Emsa DiskCheck 1.0.77, I was able to determine that my installation CD was okay and that the drive itself was okay. I determined that the issue was the IDE cable. While Emsa DiskCheck did not diagnose the core problem (the cable), it did help me to pinpoint the issue much faster than if I had used other methods.

Emsa DiskCheck review First the PRO's: The interface is very nice, the feedback it provides is excellant and detailed. It is very easy to use, and will run in the main (operating) disk without rebooting. As on C: with XP is running. The CONs: There seems a number of areas for which it say's access denied, making me wonder how complete the "Check" actually is. Addtionally, It doesn't reset the chkdsk flag so I still get the message about run chkdsk c: /f - so I still can't run defrag. So I am still looking for a solution.

What does it mean? After downloading I installed and ran the program. It reported 1 error, 20+ can not access messages. I do not know what this means to me. If there is one error should I toss out my computer? Can not access means something. It may mean that the file is set as a hidden file or something else. The program downloaded okay and ran okay but gives me no idea what the results mean.

review Emsa DiskCheck Thank you. An easy to use program. It sorts out any doubt weather it is program at fault or disks, so easy.