Windows 7: Windows 7 - sfc /scannow found corrupt files but unable to fix

Hi every one, i run sfc /scannow and have damage files but cant repair, also i run CHKDSK /F and then run again sfc /scannow but the files cant reparing, tell me what files you need to analyze i supouse CBS.log cause appears on CMD...



I want to install Virtua Tennis 4 and when i finish the instalation and try running the laucher says "Virtua Tennis 4 Stop Working" CBS.log
Hope you can help me here to solve this damage files, thanks in advance.

The best way to repair is with a repair install
Repair Install

I have this windows inside a pendrive, its possible to repair im not familiar with that.

Do you mean you installed from a pen drive?

Yes i installed by pendrive.

i download system recovery iso file and burn to a dvd and after repair, run again and the files dont repair.

I am not qualified to analyse cbs log.
I can show you how to obtain the cbs log and you can post it back here. Experts in that field will come along and analyse it for you.
I'll also give you a link to analyse the cbs log. I've never been able to make head or tail out of it.

How to obtail the cbs log from your sfc scan.....
Go back to your cmd window ( make sure it is run as administrator mode )> at the flashing prompt, type this command line...........
notepad c:\windows\logs\cbs\cbs.log
( Note : better to copy/paste the line to avoid typo )
> press Enter key.

The cbs log will show up in notepad window.

How to analyse cbs log:
How to analyze the log file entries that the Microsoft Windows Resource Checker (SFC.exe) program generates in Windows Vista

Hello Baker, and welcome to Seven Forums.

Could you do OPTION THREE in the tutorial below and upload the generated sfcdetails.txt file from it to only have the SFC "SR" details listed? The cbs.log has more than just the SFC "SR" details, and is to large to sort through.

SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker

Thanks, yes.

With what is listed in the report you uploaded, I'm going to recommend what Richard posted above to do a repair install. If you are unable to, then you may need to do a clean reinstall of Windows 7.

Either way, be sure to backup anything that you do not want to lose to be safe.