Disk consistency

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Not sure if this is the same thing. But your drive maybe "dirty".

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Possible 7 ways to solve this problem...

1. Run: chkdsk /f - Permanent Solution. The ''dirty bit'' is set on this partition.
2. Defrag the Partition!
3. Bad Sectors? Run HD Disk Manufacturer's Disk Utilities.
4. Running ''Crypkey Service'', ''Crypkey License,'' and ''NetworkX'' driver? They lock the system drive. Disable, run chkdsk /f then re-enable Services. A software licensing service.
5. Using an outdated Kensington Mouse driver? Don't! Check with Kensington for an Updated Driver.
6. When all else fails... Do a clean installation of Windows. Install in a separate directory and reboot to that installation. This should allow chkdsk /f to run and clear the dirty bit.
7. HD Imaging problems? Reset chkdsk bit before restoring an image = chkdsk /f / r
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Judging by the info you've already given, I suggest you try number 7 first of all - run the chkdsk /f /r at the command prompt, then restart and see if it happens again.

See here for more info.

-ken