dellissues, why don`t you mind your own business :)
You have no idea who I am, how nice I am, or how many people I`ve helped here
I just love it when someone joins a forum and their 1st post is a rude comment
Either help with the issue or don`t bother posting
I had the same problem .. removing just KB3022345 cleared the 'scannow' corruption!
Many thanks!
Brand new install of Windows 7 and after installing Windows update KB3022345 I received this issue with SFC. Microsoft really needs to fix this issue. Luckily it is an optional update so I can choose to not install it. I will not be disabling auto updates and not installing any updates as some users have suggested. You don't fix a problem by creating new ones.
Thanks to everyone that got to the bottom of this and found the offending update. Good work
Hi- Same problem.
I joined up just to tell you all my experience. I uninstalled KB3022345, ran scannow but nope it didn’t fixit. So I googled KB3022345 and it coughed up the MS site where it stated that KB3022345 was superseded by KB3068708 (06-12-15). This also was on my comp same time so I uninstalled that too. This time scannow came up clean.
So the more recent update (06-12-15) may cause the problem to re-occur. Better check it out.
The purpose of this(these) update(s) was explained but I sure didn’t really grasp exactly what it was supposed to do. Something about improving my “Customer Experience.” Off hand that doesn’t sound like it’s on my side.
I’d like to thank you all for your effort on this problem. Hope my post also helps.
4:40 am next day:
Well at 4:00 am MS Auto Update reinstalled KB3068708.
I followed up with the more info link provided for KB3068708 and read it all the way through (this time) and found this:
"When an advanced user runs the System File Checker Tool (sfc.exe), the files are unintentionally flagged as corrupted. There is no impact or actual corruption on a device that is running this update, and this issue will be fixed in a later service update."
I still don't understand it. I still don't like it. I will cease to worry about it. I hope this eases the terrible load under which we have all been laboring.
-q
I came upon this thread & was successful in extracting the file "sfcdetails.txt". However, unless I overlooked it, I never found a final resolution for replacing corrupted files found in the .txt file. Could someone point me to it. I can upload my .txt file if needed. Thanks!
Yeah, upload them please Screenshots and Files - Upload and Post in Seven Forums
Your sfcdetails is clean, the only 2 corruptions are false ones due to KB3022345 and KB3068708. You can ignore or uninstall these 2 updates. They are for Windows 10 offer and not necessary for your PC's safety or workings.
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