Corrupted "sfc /scannow" files on all computers

Hi
We have 4 computers with "sfc/ scannow" errors...the corrupted files and messages are basically the same across the Windows 7/8.1 platform, which to me points to a software issue. I am up to date with all MS updates and my program software. I have posted two attachments from 2 Windows 7 (64bit) computers, "sfcdetails.txt" files. Is it possible to decode the particular culprit programs? I spent hours working with https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/1538-sfc-scannow-command-system-file-checker.html on this site and trying different options on 1(one) Windows 7 computer, only to check the other computers we have...all basically the same descriptions of errors, including 2 Windows 8.1 Pro machines. Repair not possible of the sfc files, I am getting little beyond my comfort zone!
The last major programs to be install were McAfee security software, and an update to Boxcryptor and AntiLogger.
In anticipation.
Thanks

Hey, read this and see if it is applicable for you! :)

Windows 7 update (KB3022345) causing corrupt files

The WIndows 7 solution is on post #24 (x86 fix in post #23)

Hi GokAy
Thank you for the link. That has corrected 3 of the 4 computers. It is much appreciated! You saved me from what I thought was going to be hours of rebuilding.
But for some reason the procedure would not repair the HP ENVY 8.1 Pro 64bit. I searched the Windows 8 forum, but found no real link.
I will continue to work on that computer.
Thanks once again
Stu

There is also a fix for Win8. Go to the link I provided earlier and see post #1.

If you still get the problem after fix, report for an expert to see.

Hi GokAy
I apologize for my tardiness. The link worked for the ENVY laptop and now we have 4 platforms with no corruption of the sfc system.
I thank you again for your help. Great work!
Stu

Hey, glad it worked. I am just giving the links though. The credit belongs to someone else. :)

I have two computers that showed this problem due to KB3022345. Both of them returned to a clean SFC after simply uninstalling KB3022345. I never ran the fixit tool. Does anyone know why this is? Is it reasonable to think that uninstalling the update would restore a corrupt file?