Syafiq Level 11 Thread author Verified Top Poster Well-known May 8, 2017 536 Dec 11, 2017 #1 Look at the SS: Spoiler: Screenshots I was using Emsisoft AM before, because i'm restored my system to a previous state, right now i was using Bitdefender as my main AV.
Look at the SS: Spoiler: Screenshots I was using Emsisoft AM before, because i'm restored my system to a previous state, right now i was using Bitdefender as my main AV.
Digerati Level 7 Verified Well-known Mar 2, 2017 318 Dec 12, 2017 #2 Open a command prompt or run PowerShell "as administrator" and enter: winsat formal This will force Windows to rescan the disks for type and [hopefully] reset properly. Reactions: upnorth, roger_m, Syafiq and 1 other person Upvote 0
Open a command prompt or run PowerShell "as administrator" and enter: winsat formal This will force Windows to rescan the disks for type and [hopefully] reset properly.
Syafiq Level 11 Thread author Verified Top Poster Well-known May 8, 2017 536 Dec 12, 2017 #3 Thanks, but I type winsat diskformal command on a command prompt window and it worked Reactions: upnorth Upvote 0
Digerati Level 7 Verified Well-known Mar 2, 2017 318 Dec 13, 2017 #4 winsat diskformal runs just the disk assessment. winsat formal runs the full set of assesments. Your way works. Running the full set would not have hurt anything. Anyway, I am glad you got it sorted out and thanks for the followup. Reactions: roger_m and Syafiq Upvote 0
winsat diskformal runs just the disk assessment. winsat formal runs the full set of assesments. Your way works. Running the full set would not have hurt anything. Anyway, I am glad you got it sorted out and thanks for the followup.