CHKDSK running on every boot

[WhiteKnight]

My PC has started running a CHKDSK on my D: drive every time I boot to XP. It never finds any errors, but it still keeps running every time. After a power failure at my apartment building last week while the PC was on, CHKDSK ran (as usual for a non-standard shutdown) and corrected a few index errors on both C: and D:. I've run manual scans on all my drives that don't turn up any errors, but it still keeps scanning D: every time I boot. Does anyone know how to stop this?

 

[bowserjs]

Take a look at this

You might also want to run a harddrive utilty to make sure that your hd isnt going bad

 

[WhiteKnight]

D: is actually a partition of a 3-drive RAID 5 array and I don't think that any of the three drives are going bad. I'll take a look at the link, though. Thanks.

Edit: Darn, that didn't work. CHKDSK wasn't in the scheduled tasks and the registry key was already set correctly. Any more ideas?

 

[WhiteKnight]

Weird... I'd tried manually running CHKDSK to see if that would stop the boot CHKDSK but it didn't work. However, I tried running Norton Disk Doctor all that did the trick. No idea why...

 

[bowserjs]

Great, glad things seem to work now