Lots of hesitations when I try to open anything


  1. dakota37
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    Lots of hesitations when I try to open anything


    Because of this I decided to run sfc/scannow and some errors were fixed and some not. I do not understand the CBS folder I pulled up so am uploading to here and see if anyone can make something of it for me. I do see some errors but still do not understand what to do about them. Guess I am unable to upload it as it is too big.
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  3. ThrashZone
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    Hi,
    Run sfc three times in a row booting between runs see if the other error will be fixed.
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  4. dakota37
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    ThrashZone said:
    Hi,
    Run sfc three times in a row booting between runs see if the other error will be fixed.
    Ran 4 times in a row and still errors there. My zipped CBS file is 8.37 so just a bit to big to upload
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  6. ThrashZone
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    I guess you'll need to trim it down to the forum max for zip file attachments

    Personally if there's too many errors I'd do either of these,
    Clean install for best results
    Repair install if that's an option usually it's not
    Repair Install
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  7. dakota37
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    Lots of hesitations when I try to open anything


    ThrashZone said:
    I guess you'll need to trim it down to the forum max for zip file attachments

    Personally if there's too many errors I'd do either of these,
    Clean install for best results
    Repair install if that's an option usually it's not
    Repair Install
    There are 2 files in that folder, do you need both or just the txt one?

    Windows 7 has been on this box since day one,
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  8. ThrashZone
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    Hi,
    I would guess just the txt report.
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