Check 2 hard drives for errors at the same time?

Dguv3ByDguv3

Good morning. Something unpleasant just happened to me. Just as I was booting up my computer, an unwanted blue screen appeared in Windows 11 during the login screen. I haven't had that in a long time.

Now my question: Can you check two hard drives for errors? If so, how? And can you do it if you select the Advanced Startup Options when starting the computer? I've already googled it, but unfortunately I haven't found any information about whether you can check two hard drives, as mentioned.

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JochenOWL
JochenOWL
2 years ago

No, you can check the system hard drive for this type.

Only after booting can you check the other hard drive with either onboard or special tools.

You should also check what the trigger for the bluescreen was – there are several causes for it.

LG

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heizfeld
heizfeld
2 years ago

Hello,

for the Windos start, only a check of the system fixed plate is necessary, no more. When you get up, you can manually check the 2nd hard drive.

LG

Harry

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