The lower-right corner pops up "windows-delay write Failed" or "xxx-corrupted file Please run the Chkdsk tool"

Knowledge Point Analysis:

In the lower-right corner of the taskbar, eject the windows-delay write failure or the xxx-corrupted file to run the Chkdsk tool.

Operation Steps:

Method One: Chkdsk tool

Enter CMD at the start---run, and then enter CHKDSK C:/F to run to repair the error on the E disk and find the bad sector to recover the readable information;

If there is a file open on the drive you want to check, you will need to choose to check the drive the next time you restart the computer, and CHKDSK will automatically check the drive and fix the error after you restart the computer.

Method Two: Check options

Turn on my Computer, right-click the disk---properties you want to detect---tools tab---start checking;

Automatic repair of file system errors (A): Repairing errors on disk

Scan and attempt to restore bad sectors (N): Find bad sectors and recover readable information