You will have to restart the computer for that check to work. At the end of the run it will display a status report. Run next command to schedule a check and fix the disk the next time the computer is restarted. Right Click on the result and select “Run as Administrator”.The SFC command will check and repair Windows system files, then the DISM commands will repair any other minor problems with Windows. The Check disk command cleans up small sections of the disk that may have been corrupted when Windows is not shut down normally. There could be a small problem with your Window installation. Thank you everyone in advance for helping. It's been over 40 hours now and I'm as clueless as I was 40 hours ago. Cloning is my only route, but I can't for the life of me figure out what the real issue is. Now reinstalling Windows is unfortunately not an option for me since I have multiple very very old softwares (some custom too) to which, I can't get setups anymore. Turns out I just have 1 bad sector out of 976566264, which is quite normal. Of course, all of this points towards multiple bad sectors on my hard drive. An error occurred during defragmentation. When I ran that, it returned with the error 303250: Cloining failed.
Today, I found out Samsung had a data migration tool for its SSDs. I was returned with an error215: Too many fragment files on the volume needs to be defragged. So, I tried with another program called AOMEI Backupper. When I tried Sector-by-sector clone, it said that the disk didn't have enough unallocated space, which is strange since I didn't make any partitions on my 250GB SSD & my c: drive is just 180GB full. At first, I was returned with an error that said : Failed to read sector. So after watching a few tutorials, I downloaded EaseUS todo and started cloning my C: drive. Ever since I plugged it in, I've been struggling to migrate my data from my HDD.
I bought a Samsung 860 Evo SSD yesterday.
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