Normally, updateare for enhance performance, improving security si bug fixesfixes may (errors) from previous versions. At least so they say.
But there are also scenarios in which a simple update de Windows 10 can lead us to the point where we lose all data calculated on hard disk or SSD and take us out of productivity for a long time.
Following the update of Windows 10 from the first part of December 2020, (Windows 10 December 2020 Patch Tuesday), those who ran the utility CHKDSK faced a very serious error affecting system files.
Specifically, users who have Windows 10 20:2 pm and they ran the utility CHKDSK, instead of discovering and correcting any corrupt files on disk, it messed something up with the file index for those who have SSD ca disk the master.
Upon closer analysis, this CHKDSK bug, during the check, detects the SSD as a simple partition RAW and destroys the NTFS file system. So that any running of the system after CHKDSK is impossible. An error is returned Blue Screen (BSoD) in which the case is invoked "NTFS FILES SYSTEM".
It is true that this problem affects a limited number of users, but it is incomprehensible why Microsoft brought this bug to a update since December, since the issue has been reported since the versions beta but by Windows 10, the first time being detected on Windows 10 Insider in August 2020.
How to solve NTFS FILE SYSTEM (Blue Screen) after running CHKDSK
After the operating system is restarted, it will try to run the corrupt file scan command again, which will end with the error "NTFS FILE SYSTEM". To avoid the Blue Screen error, when the automatic chkdsk scan starts, turn off the computer "cold" and restart. Everything should go normally after restarting.
