------------------------ MS-DOS v6.22 Help: VERIFY ------------------------- <Notes> <Index> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- VERIFY Directs MS-DOS to verify that your files are written correctly to a disk and displays the status of verification. For example, you can use this command to make sure data is not written to a bad sector. You can use this command either at the command prompt or in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file. Syntax VERIFY [ON|OFF] Switch ON|OFF Specifies whether MS-DOS should verify (ON) or not verify (OFF) that write operations are done correctly. Related Commands For information about checking a disk for bad sectors, see the <CHKDSK> command. For information about verifying files as you copy them, see the /V switch in the <COPY> or <XCOPY> command. *** <Syntax> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- VERIFY--Notes Displaying the current status of the ON|OFF switch Use the VERIFY command without a switch to find out whether verification is turned on. How VERIFY affects performance Turning VERIFY on slows down all disk write operations. *** ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- <Top of page>
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