Don’t worry…
U have 2 experiment urself & read urself 2 learn
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Please don’t write like a #REDACTED#.
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You have to do nothing - nothing is broken.
You just misinterpreted the message you complained about
to mean something it doesn’t mean.
If you want to ensure that the filesystem is checked periodically
then use the command I gave you:
sudo tune2fs -c 20 /dev/sda2
You can also just not do that, just ignore it - and deal with errors if and when they occur.
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Did u use the minimal iso to install Manjaro?
I installed minimal 21.0 gnome iso & fsck msg was showing during startup but with the full/normal iso fsck msg was hidden.
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Ok I did that now what 
Reboot & check if the fsck msg is showing or not
Reboot 2 times
No I use full Iso.
You did WHAT?
… and what is the screenshot supposed to be here for?
I think he just executed ur command😅
ah … not fully awake yet 
if you executed the command I suggested
nothing will happen
but after the filesystem has been mounted 20 times, it will be checked
no immediate effect
This will be the case when you have booted 10 more times.
(your current mount count was 9 according to what you provided earlier)
the screenshot is still unnecessary and just occupies storage capacity …
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Do u see fsck msg during startup?
Manjaro is usually completely silent during boot.
Somethind happened, I rebooted like 6 times.
file system checked at sixth time.
Sorry wrong screenshot my bad. 
Now you see guys why I suggested visiting Arch wiki first in the very beginning. It should have been a full stop for this topic… 
He is not reading anything or scared to apply anything. 
This is still happening 
This is a good thing to happen
It’s just telling you that there is nothing wrong with the filesystem - everything is in order.
Well I checked it out.See I don’t wanna do things which I don’t know. 