This document provides instructions for disabling SMART hard drive checking in the BIOS and stopping Windows from running disk diagnostic checks that cause popup errors. It describes entering the BIOS setup, navigating to the S.M.A.R.T. setting, disabling it, saving and exiting. It also explains accessing the Task Scheduler in Windows 7, finding the "DiskDiagnostic" task responsible for errors, and disabling or reducing its frequency to stop the popups.

1. Khắc Phục
- Dùng đĩa Hirent boot bản 9.1 trở lên
- Mở nguồn -> Setting trong Bios, Disable S.M.A.R.T
- Restar lại -> vào Hirent Boot -> chọn dòng Mini Windows Xp ( chỉ có vào Win XP ảo
mới sửa được lỗi này,toàn bộ chức năng khác trong Hirent Boot đều Bó Tay nhé)
- vào Win rồi -> chạy RUN ,gõ lệnh C: Enter. ( nếu ổ Active chứa Win của bạn là ổ C)
- gõ tiếp chkdsk /r Enter.
chờ khoảng 20 phút cho nó replaced bad clusters ( .exe & dll )
-> khi nào đèn led HDD tắt hẳn - sau đó Restar lại máy tính
- Windows đã login ngon lành.
I know this thread is a bit old, but perhaps someone will still find this useful. I chose "Tell me
later" at least a couple dozen times and never got the third option to ignore the problem. I kept
getting this popup even after disabling SMART checking in the BIOS, so yes, Windows can do
its own check separate from the BIOS. Leaving aside arguments for why you shouldn't disable
SMART checking, here's what to do (Windows 7):
Start Menu -> All Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools -> Task Scheduler In Task
Scheduler, expand "Task Scheduler Library" in the upper left corner. Next, expand "Microsoft",
then "Windows". Select "DiskDiagnostic" from the list. You should now see two items in the
top middle frame. The second item, "Microsoft-Windows-DiskDiagnosticResolver", is
responsible for reporting drive errors. You can either disable it or configure it to run less
frequently than every logon.
1. ower on or restart your computer.
2. Press the "F2", "F10" or "Delete" key when you see the BIOS prompt text appear on the
screen. This will vary with model, but pressing the correct key will open the BIOS menu.
3. Navigate the BIOS menu using your arrow keys and use the on-screen legend for
reference on how to change settings. Look for a menu titled "Hardware", "Hard disk" or
something similar. You're looking for an option that references "S.M.A.R.T."
4. Highlight the "S.M.A.R.T" option and set it to "Disabled" or "Off." Once you've changed
the setting, choose "Save and Exit" from the menu or press the keyboard key
corresponding to it (as listed in the legend).
5. Select "Yes" or press "Y" when the BIOS asks you to confirm your choice.