Chkdsk runs at boot every time. FSUTIL shows a dirty drive, even after chkdsk

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A number of computers in my office began running chkdsk after a power outage. But now users are reporting that every time the computer starts chkdsk runs unless they cancel it. I watched through a full chkdsk run (if there is a logfile I forgot where it

is placed) and every thing seemed fine. On a restart after allowing all services to load chkdsk ran. I let it run, I tried sfc /scannow the result was clean. I ran as administrator fsutil dirty query C: the result is dirty, ie the drive will run another chkdsk

at restart.checked around this forum to see if anyone was having the troubles I was having. I found suggestions to run the startup in selective "clean" startup.I did a clean boot, expecting chkdsk. I waited through it, and ran fsutil and got a dirty result. I ran sfc and got a clean result.What do I do now?

 

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