I want to completely and permanently disable CHKDSK on windows 10 and 11, reason is a long story but as a summary: I work with complex custom builds having multiple SOs(mostly Linux) and 2 NTFSs partitions dedicated to files, some years ago Windows 7 deleted my 2 partitions dedicated to files(I know it because the partitions were empty and just hidden CHKDSK logs were found), I bought a file recovery software and recovered some of my files(not all, and some of them recovered to a huge common folder instead of original directories), I found a blog that said CHKDSK deletes the disk if there are corrupted files or disk damage and found how to disable it(supposedly), performed it and 2 years later, Windows again deleted my partitions, but this time recovery worked worst and lost many files(many others still un a big bag of recovered but unorganized files).
Now I have a new build with windows 10(will upgrade to 11 soon) but I am scared about CHKDSK again, so I want to completely disable CHKDSK (and any other windows background process that could cause the partition to be deleted), what's the most effective way of doing it?
