sfc/scannow some files could not be fixed

hi to all
i am posting here again as suggested by jumanji in hardware & devices.i posted there regarding my ext hdd and after his superb advice about my drive he suggested getting my laptop sorted first.that is why i ran sfc/scannow three times and checked the cbs.log.as mentioned origanally here i am no expert so i dont know what i am looking for when it comes to corrupted files,so,that is why i zipped up the results and posted them here.i am sorry but it is a large file and i hope you guys can sort it out for me as soon as.so here it is:
Attachment 383430
i want to thank ALL you guys for the help and support you gave me to date it really helps a lot.

kudos

recycler

sorry guys i have to log out now but will check in later on .thanks again
mk

Hi Recycler,
You have 1 of MS botched updates, KB3126446, playing around, if its installed please uninstall it, otherwise hide it, change your Updates option to let me choose.
Also check for KB3022345, what is it installed around May 2015, uninstall it as well

REBOOT twice.

Nothing much else showing in that report.
As a back-up run the SURT tool
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/947821

Roy

Lookin over your other posts
You have an external HDD
Is W7 on your internal/external drive, and what is the boot order.
W7 must be on the primary boot option

hi torchwood

thank you so much for your helpful reply,and my apologies for the delay because i was implementing your instructions.the thing is i checked the surt log and all seems ok but maybe you wouldnt mind taking a look to ease my mind.CheckSUR.persist.log i also ran sfc/scannow again and it still tells me there are some corrupt files which it cannot repair.Attachment 383559 i would appreciate it greatly if you could have another look for me.sorry for being a nuisense but it really is annoying me.thank you in advance.

kudos

recycler

torchwood sorry i forgot to answer your footnote about my drives.yes win7 is on my C drive and the hdd WAS for backop before it became RAW.
recycler.