Windows 7: SFC failure

Let me start by saying I hope this is the correct place to put this, it does involve debugging so. I'm trying to run a system file checker and it keeps telling me I have corrupted files that can not be repaired and stores information in the log. Now I am pretty computer smart, but I do not know what I am looking at, . I am hoping someone will be able to help me.

Attached is the log I get after running sfc /scannow, hopefully one of you can make since of it. Thanks in advanced

From ftp://software.msu.montana.edu/waik2...stic_guide.pdf :

Your component store is damaged. Some files that component based servicing needs are present but cannot be opened and some files cannot be found. If you're overclocking, STOP. Then run the Memory Diagnostics Tool. If that's clean then do a Repair Install. Windows calculates a checksum for each package and compares it against a list of stored values. If those values differ the file is considered invalid. Overclocking and bad RAM can make the checksum calculation unreliable. If the packages have been tampered with you need to replace them from the installation media. The easiest and most reliable way to do that is a repair install.