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Brink · 14 May 2014

Gator said:

Can SFC be run in Powershell, Brink?

Yes, you sure can using the same sfc /scannow command.

renshul · 14 May 2014

Brink said:

A system restore would be easier if you have a restore point dated before the file went missing.

Ok but what will this do to my computer, will it remove something I still need or...? What does it do?

Brink · 14 May 2014

It would restore your Windows system files and registry back to how they were when the restore point was created. It will not affect anything in your "C:\Users\(user-name)" folders.

System Restore

renshul · 14 May 2014

Brink said:

It would restore your Windows system files and registry back to how they were when the restore point was created. It will not affect anything in your "C:\Users\(user-name)" folders.

System Restore

Ok, Thank you, I will have a look, if it is not working I won't bother you any longer. Thanks for you help.

Brink · 14 May 2014

That's ok. Please feel free to post back if you still need help, or that you got it sorted. :)

Britton30 · 14 May 2014

yes, please let us know, we do like hard to fix things, but the impossible ones may take a little longer.

GEWB · 14 May 2014

A copy of cmd.exe (Win 64 version) is located in:

C:\Windows\winsxs\wow64_microsoft-windows-commandprompt_31bf3856ad364e35_6.1.7601.17514_none_f387767e655cd5ab

Regards,
GEWB

Gator · 14 May 2014

Renshul I encourage getting cmd.exe fixed but I would also encourage you to take a look at using Powershell. Its much better and already installed on your PC. :)

Good luck.

renshul · 07 Jul 2014

Brink said:

That's ok. Please feel free to post back if you still need help, or that you got it sorted. :)

Hello Brink,

I don't know if you remember me, from this post, the CMD post. I got my command prompt back!
Everything is working again! I also want to thank you for your help!

Greetings, Rens

Brink · 07 Jul 2014

That's great news Rens. Glad we could help. :)

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