- 1). Click on the "Start" button, type "cmd" in the Search field and press Enter. An MS-Dos prompt should open.
- 2). Type "chkdsk" in the command prompt and press Enter. This will run the Check Disk utility, performing a quick check on the hard disk.
- 3). Check the log displayed once the check is complete. The value corresponding to the "total allocation units on disk" is the number of clusters on your hard disk drive.
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