One of the things about Windows is sometimes it seems to do things in a way that doesn’t really make a great deal of sense. One of those situations is when an improper shutdown is detected or something like a USB stick is detached too quickly and Windows decides it needs to for errors, which in itself is not a problem. If you decide to skip, Windows will continue to ask you to scan because the is still set on the drive.

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You let Chkdsk or Scandisk run and it will repair any problems with the file system and recover or repair any corrupted files affected because of it. The issue arises when you want to look at the files to see if any personal or important data has been affected because everything recovered by Chkdsk or Scandisk now has a generic filename of File****.CHK placed in a Folder called Folder.*** at the root of your drive! The odd thing is Windows has no utility or built in function to let you find out what these newly renamed files were before it changed them all to CHK files. Although sometimes a CHK file cannot be recovered successfully because it has been too badly damaged, many of them can be used again, but you need to find out what type of file each one is and the correct extension needs to be applied.

If Windows crashed while editing a document, there is only 1 CHK file and your document is missing, then renaming the file to mylostfile.doc could be worth a shot, but in most situations you won’t be so lucky or there’s a lot of files that need checking. Fortunately there are third party tools around that are able to help you recover CHK files by checking the headers of the files and identifying what the type of file is and what its original extension should be.

Here’s a selection of ways to help you out. UnCHK UnCHK is a free CHK file recovery tool that is able to help you restore CHK files for around 25 different file formats to their original extension. It can identify some of the most common types including audio, video, images, archives, executable files and documents. UnCHK also has a valuable feature of allowing you to add your own file type extensions by simply dragging and dropping a known good file onto the program’s icon. It will then be recognized from then onward when scanning CHK files. Run the tool and it will ask you for the directory where the CHK files are and then a destination directory. The Scan Depth window gives various options about the recovery method; Whole Files will look at each file and check for a recognized signature, Embedded Files can pull objects like images from inside the CHK files and Floppy/Hard drive can check for cross linking in the files.

The program was tested and worked fine on Windows 7. FileCHK FileCHK is about as simple a tool as it gets, and has no options or interface at all. It simply scans your CHK files and renames them with the correct file extension if a recognized file type is detected.

Around 30 types of file are supported including the most common multimedia files, images, some common archives, executables and Office/text files. To use the tool all you have to do is place it in the folder where the File****.chk files are, then run it. The process takes no more than a second or two and the files it recognized will have been given the appropriate extension. Because it renames the original files automatically, it’s best to run the tool on a backup of the files in case you wish to try another utility here as well. FileCHK requires the installed to work.

CHK-Mate CHK-Mate has a wizard style interface that asks you where the CHK files are located, then asks where you want the renamed files to be saved as it creates a copy of them and doesn’t overwrite the originals. It will then examine the contents of the CHK files and determine whether they are known to the program, and if they are, will create a copy with the appropriate file extension. CHK-Mate only recognizes around 20 types of file by default although you can add custom types yourself.

One thing we noted about CHK-Mate was just how slow it was in trying to recover the files, over 20 minutes to scan 18 CHK files in Windows 7. It did look like it had crashed several times but did eventually finish, and at the end recovered 13, about the same as the other tools here. If the contents of a CHK file can not be identified, you have the option to extract all the readable text from the CHK file. This option is useful to recover information from a CHK file that is perhaps not intact enough to be recovered completely as a known file type. TrIDNet If you have some more obscure types of files on your computer that might not get picked up by one of the CHK file recovery tools, you might like to try to identify them with TrIDNet which has a good chance of helping out.