If CHKDSK starts every time you boot Windows, check the Dirty Bit, scheduled next scan, and previous results separately ...
I've seen mentioned here and there NOT to use chkdsk on a dead/dying drive. Why not??? It's recovered enough in the past for me to rescue presumably-lost data to another drive, whereas before running ...
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