CNBJ3.INI + CNBGRC1.GPD File is reported as corrupt by SFC

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  1. torchwood
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    OH
    thats annoying,
    can you open device manager
    select printers, whats there??
    are there any problem devices showing or anything with ! or a small black down arrow on it .

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  3. asafnawi
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    All clean.
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  4. torchwood
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    Moving to W10 with this error may or may not work.
    you can run the DISM command once updated, if the error is still there, or perform a clean install of w10
    Clean Install Windows 10 Directly without having to Upgrade First - Windows 10 Forums

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  6. torchwood
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    HMMM
    last thoughts
    Do/have you ever set up a camera/phone/tv/external monitor on your system?

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  7. asafnawi
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    It's not my pc, but no, the only thing that is connected is a fujitsu-6130 scanner and a regular samsung printer.
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