Probably, it is not necessary to say that most users of computer systems very often encountered the message “Checking file system on C” when rebooting a terminal or laptop. Let's try to figure out what it is and how to disable it.
What is the line with the message “Checking file system on C”?
Just say, do not be scared. There is nothing wrong with the message “Checking file system on C”. This is the standard process for checking the integrity of the operating system and C drive for errors while starting up the computer. Such an inscription appears after confirming the request that one or more discs require verification (“One of discs needs to be checked for consistency”).
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