Parker runs the net start svsvc command at a Command Prompt to scan volume errors. He finds a corrupted spot on a volume. How can Parker directly go to the corrupted spot identified by the Spot Verifier service?
A) By using the /r option with the chkdsk command
B) By using the /spotfix option with the chkdsk command
C) By using the /c option with the chkdsk command
D) By using the /x option with the chkdsk command

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The /spotfix option with the chkdsk command is used to automatically repair problems found by Spot Verifier in online mode. Therefore, using the /spotfix option with chkdsk command will directly go to the corrupted spot identified by the Spot Verifier service. The /r option checks for bad sectors and recovers readable information while the /c option skips checking cycles and only scans the file structure, and the /x option forces the volume to dismount before the process begins. None of these options are specifically designed to directly go to the corrupted spot identified by the Spot Verifier service.

Parker Runs the Net Start Svsvc Command at a Command