A strange problem want you to help

2011bigbarry

My computer starting up time was 10 to 30 secondes before, but now this time is 1.4 to 3 minutes  and it often scans and checks some logical drivers on 32-bit Windows XP.
This change occured in this occasion:
One day, boot the machine with 64-bit Windows 8 for testing a 64-bit program which has nothing to change  disk and system, I only test this program on 64-bit system to see if it can start up.
When I switched to 32-bit Windows XP, the phenomena occuerd that some drivers was scaned and checked every time when starting up 32-bit Windows XP.  I can't suffer from this strange problem, so I restored the system which backed up before. After restoring, times of drivers scaning and checking was less but not disappearing, and the starting up time was very long.
Who can resolve this problem? I don't want to delete the scaning option in the registration table.

[ 本帖最后由 2011bigbarry 于 2012-5-16 19:18 编辑 ]

reak

（其实我觉得也许是硬盘本身有问题了？）

[ 本帖最后由 2010reak 于 2012-5-15 22:59 编辑 ]

2011bigbarry

原帖由 2010reak 于 2012-5-15 22:57 发表
（其实我觉得也许是硬盘本身有问题了？）

It's reported nomal by means of the software HD Tune professional.

Now, every time when Windows XP starts up, the logical driver D: is always scanned and checked.

vod1234567

d盘，格式化，就不检测了，应该是d盘有逻辑坏道了（格式化前备份d盘资料）

2011bigbarry

This problem is solved.
Scan disk with the option of fix all error manually.