Sfc scannow error

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  1. Kumaranil1918
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    I did sfc verify only and the result is as shown in the screenshot below.Pls tel me if any problem.
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  3. zigzag3143
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    Kumaranil1918 said:
    I did sfc verify only and the result is as shown in the screenshot below.Pls tel me if any problem.

    Upload the cbs.log file and we may be able to.
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  4. Kumaranil1918
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    zigzag3143 said:
    Kumaranil1918 said:
    I did sfc verify only and the result is as shown in the screenshot below.Pls tel me if any problem.

    Upload the cbs.log file and we may be able to.
    How to get cbs.log file??Can u tel me were wil i be able to get it?
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  6. cyclic
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    The likely paths are shown in the shot you took of the command window.

    BTW I checked this and MS say a repair install is advisable, they have a several blogs and forum items in their answers.microsoft.com pages, all of which point to the same answer.
    File integrity violations which are not impossible but complicated and lengthy to fix. Sure way is as suggested.
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  7. zigzag3143
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    cyclic said:
    The likely paths are shown in the shot you took of the command window.

    BTW I checked this and MS say a repair install is advisable, they have a several blogs and forum items in their answers.microsoft.com pages, all of which point to the same answer.
    File integrity violations which are not impossible but complicated and lengthy to fix. Sure way is as suggested.

    It depends on what files could not be fixed. Often times they are not critical to the OS. BTW for more reliable reaults re MS you might want to search technet.

    The cbs.log file can be searched for easily.
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  8. Kumaranil1918
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    Tank u all for ur help & support in solving my problems.I reinstalled my windows 7 PE 32-bit on 14.04.12.
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