Windows Modules Installer missing

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  1. Megahertz07
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    Windows 7 HP 64
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    I think you can extract the Iso to any folder. Then run setup.
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  3. user887
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    Windows Home Edition 64bit
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    I asked repair tutorial maker Brink and he told me not to extract ISO to C: drive (my system drive) so I extracted it to D:.

    Repair is done and Windows Modules Installer is back and I can perform sfc /scannow without any problem now.
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