computer this folder is empty,sfc cant fix corrupt files


  1. jmpatag1
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    computer this folder is empty,sfc cant fix corrupt files


    Hello i have a problem i use sfc scan but it wont help me fix the problem i dont know what to do
    here is my cbs.log pls help me
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  3. Boozad
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    You'd be better posting at Windows 8 Forums
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