Can I interrupt the disk scan ("chkdsk /f d:"), in order to preserve the results of work already done?
Can I somehow interrupt the scan disk process ("chkdsk /f d:") at this moment to preserve the results of its previous work? As you can see in the picture, it has already processed 6,080,000 files out of 14 million.
I would like the recovered data to be saved, then restart Windows, add more RAM and processor power, and start the scan disk again. This is Windows 10 Pro. (The disk was previously scanned for several days on another computer running Windows 7 and it corrupted all the files, so now Win10 needs to restore them because the NTFS in Win7 and Win10 differ, and the disk was mainly used with Win10.)
Can I somehow interrupt the scan disk process ("chkdsk /f d:") at this moment to preserve the results of its previous work? As you can see in the picture, it has already processed 6,080,000 files out of 14 million.
I would like the recovered data to be saved, then restart Windows, add more RAM and processor power, and start the scan disk again. This is Windows 10 Pro. (The disk was previously scanned for several days on another computer running Windows 7 and it corrupted all the files, so now Win10 needs to restore them because the NTFS in Win7 and Win10 differ, and the disk was mainly used with Win10.)
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