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#21
Bit OT but we have a test match out here right now - who do you barrack for?
sfc scan errors?
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New #22
SA.......but they would have to fight hard
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New #23
Even after 3x, sfc and chkdsk, still the same......shall later go for a reinstall.
Thanks all. :)
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New #24
It doesn`t matter if you reinstall, the corrupt files are coming from a windows update.
As I said before, leave it alone until CKing can help you.
There is no sense doing it all over again, everyone who has ever installed and updated W7 has had this problem, there are literally thousands of threads here.
One time I actually did an install, made an image, installed some updates, ran sfc, if it was good I made a new image and so on until I found the offending updates/s, it took me nearly a week, but I created a list of updates not to install. But on subsequent new machines I got sick and tired of scanning through updates.
And a lot of that time was also spent looking for offending W10 updates, so once the W10 upgrade nightmare was over I stopped adding to my list, so who knows if another update has come along to give W7 corrupt system files.
When I get a minute I`ll pull up that list.
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New #25
Thanks, I appreciate your advice and shall wait till CKing is available.
BTW, is CKing a mod......
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New #27
Thanks for the info about him....
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New #28
Hi
Sorry for the delay.
Although parsing the log in sfcdetails.txt makes the log much easier to read, it removes some information I need to get the correct files. Could you run SFC again, and attach the C:\Windows\logs\CBS\CBS.log log?
-CKing
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New #29
Hi,
Thanks, no issues appreciate your expert assistance.
Regards.
Alex.
PS: How do I attach it, won't accept 7zip, and the file size is more than 2 MB, it's 11 MB.....
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New #30
Hi
If the file is too big, could you attach it to a service like OneDrive, ShareSpace, etc and just provide a share link?
-CKing
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