Windows 10: Hard Drive Scan&Repair at every start up

I'm sure this is a common issue as there's already lots of questions regarding it. However, none of the proposed solutions I found worked so far.Ever since a few months ago I ran into the issue that Windows 10 tries to scan and repair my C: Drive at every start up, but doesn't actually fix anything. What I've tried so far:- As Administrator run chkdsk C: , D: and E: all my drives - only my C: drive seems to be the issue- As Administrator run chkdsk /scan, chkdsk /f , chkdsk /f /r and chkdsk /f /r /x- Restart the PC and let Windows "repair" the drive same result in cmd after restarting- I

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Scanning and repairing drive on every start-up

Recently, I had a start-up error with the "Reboot and select proper Boot device" message. I fixed it by unplugging and then plugging back in my drives, but since then it has been slow with starting up Windows, attempting to scan and repair an unknown drive before the login screen.

I need help to figure out which disk it is referring to and how to get rid of the scan and repair thing on start-up.

Windows Version Number: 1903 (OS Build 18362.900)

(Link to the previous thread: Scanning and repairing drive on every start-up
Tried the things listed there, but couldn't get much further. Was suggested to start this new thread...)

 

Im having a Repair C drive Errors.

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Follow these steps to repair corrupt hard disk without formatting, and get back the data.

1. Step 1: Run Antivirus Scan. Connect the hard drive to a Windows PC and use a reliable antivirus/malware tool to scan the drive or the system. ...
2. Step 2: Run CHKDSK Scan. ...
3. Step 3: Run SFC Scan. ...
4. Step 4: Use a Data Recovery Tool.

 

After latest updates (early Dec.) on reboot comp starts "scanning and repairing drive (G" hard drive

Hi Steve,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community, we appreciate your interest in Windows 10.

I understand the inconvenience caused to you, we will help you with this issue.

I suggest you to Run check disk (chkdsk) and check if it helps.

Chkdsk: The Chkdsk (Check Disc) scan will try to identify and repair bad sectors found on the hard drive. Any data present on these sectors might be lost in the process. The computer can also go into a no boot state. Proceed
at your own risk.

Please follow the steps below to run Chkdsk:

• 
  Press Windows key from the keyboard to open
  Start screen.
  
• 
  Click on This PC and right-click on the drive in question (Drive that you need to repair).
  
• 
  Select the Tools tab.
  
• 
  In the Error-checking area, click <Check Now>.
  

Hope it helps. Reply to the post with an updated status of this issue, we will be happy to help you further.