System Health Report

Thanks for responding Roy, much appreciated since it is a very old thread.

I may eventually need to do exactly as you suggest, (Repair option using my W7 install disk), but was hoping to avoid doing so. The instructions are very clear and well constructed, but I fear that like others I will find some glitch that then forces me to do a clean reinstall of W7 and everything else if I can devote the time for such a total rebuild.
Reason being is that I have a finely tuned and configured Flight Simulator + Gigs of addons sitting in the mix which will be affected should I find myself going down the repair road. I realise that Personal files/data would be unaffected but these are the least of my concerns.
I'm not sure, (need to check) but I think my Genuine W7 64bitPro software disk is OEM per the product Key licence sticker It is not a (W764SP1 disk though). It is white center with all the correct official labelling and holograms on a copper wavy rim, it came from a reputable system builder and has been checked for authenticity. I also have the W7 SP1 ISO which I may need to use instead. I also would like to keep my MediaCenter & WLM which seem to present a problem after repair, according to the link info Repair Install
My concern.... if I choose to ignore the Non working SystemHealthReporter and Perfmon would there be any negative affect with other OS utilities and programs. Is it safe to leave well enough alone and continue on in ignorant bliss, or am I setting myself up for a OS disaster down the track.

Kind Regards Jethro

Thanks Mitchell,

Excellent suggestion, I will make a new system image before I do anything else, I haven't created a fresh system image since installing the MS patches for Meltdown & Spectre. (So previous Acronis image may now be redundant)
I am currently using (WD Edition Acronis True Image), would (Macrium Reflect 7) be better or much the same.

Kind Regards Jethro

Hi Jethro,

Either or image is fine..

We can try a couple of other non-invasive tools
from an elevated command mode
sfc /scannow

and
KB947821
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...date-readiness
use the x64 version

post the logs from
C : Windows >> logs >> CBS, just the top text file and Checksur

Many thanks Roy,
really appreciate hearing that there is GOOD news and that the BAD may be fixable. I'm following your procedures very carefully, but as yet have not had time to create my backup system image, its been a busy weekend and now its about 30+ degrees in my computer room (way too hot for comfort) so I may need to hold off until its cooler. Weather report says a cool change is coming fingers crossed.
Can you give me a couple of days to get it all together and complete the tasks. Then get back to you with the results. I also decided to D/L a fresh copy of the Update Readiness Tool 64bit just to be sure it was the most recent version.

Kind Regards Jethro

Hi Jethro

No Worries, you wanna move back here -6 the other night.

Keep an eye open tho if Snick has the packages it will be easier.
note
Your Macrium back-up will have the error as well


Roy

Cheers Roy, yes but -6maybee too cold.

Yes I agree, the Image backup will reintroduce the issue if used to resurrect the system if it goes pear shaped all our efforts will be for naught. (I may give the Image a miss this time and go straight to your previous posted procedures)

Keep an eye out for me in a few days, back soon and all the better for it we hope.