Once in a while, I will run chkdsk /f just to make sure everything is "ok"

After the scan is finished... it blue screens the results of the scan, but only for 1 or 2 seconds.

How can I either "pause" or keep the info there long enough to see what was wrong.

I did a check today, and I saw problums in different sectors, but only for a "flash" of a second, then it auto reboots.

There has to be a way to get this info, or manualy stop the reboot process after the check

Thanks.

Once in a while, i will run chkdsk /f just to make sure everything is "ok"

After the scan is finished..... it blue screens the results of the scan, but only for 1 or 2 seconds.

How can i either "pause" or keep the info there long enough to see what was wrong.

I did a check today, and i saw problums in different sectors, but only for a "flash" of a second, then it auto reboots.

There has to be a way to get this info, or manualy stop the reboot process after the check

Thanks.
When I have problems like that, I take a video with my digital camera and then play it back and pause it. Not a technical answer but the end sometimes justifies the means.