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Here you go...
sfc /scannow finding corrupt files but can't repair them
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New #24
The Repair Environment re-enumerates the drives sequentially, and not according to the same sequence as the normal Windows install - that's why we have to search for it when we need to do this kind of thing.
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New #25
Soo, I should go again in the Repair Environment-Cmd and go "DIR D:\skcaa" (or search for it if it isn't od D?
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New #26
Yep - it should be in the D: drive, though. If you don't see it, try DIR D:\Windows - what does that show?
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New #28
Very odd.
OK - we'll try to do the file replacements another way, then.
Please download SFCFix from here... http://www.sysnative.com/niemiro/apps/SFCFix.exe and save it to your desktop (we'll need it later anyhow, I think)
Once saved, double-click on it and accept the warnings. It'll run, and create a file SFCFix.log on the desktop - please upload it to your reply.
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New #30
Windows 7 x64 aio (All In One)
Sorry the link took so long, had issues with file size. Here's the link to the file on my Google Drive account CLICK HERE. If you need permission, click on it and I'll provide same. Good luck with your computer woes.
Bill
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