After perform SFC /SCANNOW, found corrupted files

[kslim888]

Hi, so today morning as usual i run my weekly Maintenance on my laptop

After running SFC /SCANNOW , I got the message saying
"Windows Resource Protection found corrupt files but was unable to fix some of them"

Ok.. so I extract the scan result from the CBS.LOG,
and have no idea how to fix the corrupted files after see the logs
I had uploaded the sfcdetails.txt on the attachments

Would be thank you for anyone helping me to solve this problem

Thanks in advance.

Regards,
Shing

 

[AddRAM]

You installed some bad updates that cause corruption, this is my current list of updates not to install.

Uninstall them, restart windows and run sfc again, see if it comes up clean.

Updates not to Install

KB2876229 SKYPE
KB2923545
KB2970228
KB2977728
KB2978092
KB2994023
KB3022345
KB3035583
KB2990214
KB3021917
KB2952664


Make sure you hide these updates when they come back.

 

[kslim888]

You installed some bad updates that cause corruption, this is my current list of updates not to install.

Uninstall them, restart windows and run sfc again, see if it comes up clean.

Updates not to Install

KB2876229 SKYPE
KB2923545
KB2970228
KB2977728
KB2978092
KB2994023
KB3022345
KB3035583
KB2990214
KB3021917
KB2952664


Make sure you hide these updates when they come back.

Sorry I'm late because was busy with my college, and thanks for your reply

After uninstalling the updates and restart windows
I run sfc scannow and its show “ Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations ”

As for the updates I already hide it but there are few of the updates that are not in the list
So I am not sure whether I need to hide them as well or install it

Got 2 Updates, here is them:
Security Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB3045999)
Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB2882822)

 

[AddRAM]

Read the more information about what each update is for, this is what it says about 2822 so I would look into it further.

Install this update to resolve issues in Windows. Click on More Information to find more info before installing it.

 

[Layback Bear]

Remember the good old days when we could trust Windows 7 updates?

Now because of the push for Windows 10 all updates must be investigated before installing them.

 

[AddRAM]

Description for KB2882822,, Do we need it ? Who knows

This article describes an update that adds ITraceRelogger interface support to Windows Embedded Standard 7 Service Pack 1 (SP1), Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (SP1) and Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1 (SP1). The iTraceRelogger interface is a dependency for certain features to work (for example, the UI Responsiveness tool in Internet Explorer 11 F12 tools). After the update is installed, the application that is dependent on the iTraceRelogger interface can now enable certain features that runs in Windows Embedded Standard 7 SP1, Windows 7 SP1 and Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1.

 

[Layback Bear]

I have KB2882822 installed with no bad side effects.

 

[NoelDP]

The only one I know of that's still causing problems is KB3022345 - all the others can be safely installed, but this one seems to be MUCH more borked than MS claim - it's also the one involved here.



There is no point in attempting to correct the apparent errors from the KB, since they will reappear as soon as another diagnostic is run (possibly without user intervention!).

Therefore, as far as these errors are concerned the current options are

• ignore the errors, and wait for MS to release the promised update to correct the SFC detections
• uninstall KB3022345 and hide the offered update until its either updated or replaced.

Take your pick!

There are no other errors in the SFC scan that need attention.

 

[AddRAM]

The ones I compiled are not needed and there are more then a few involving Windows 10 upgrading.

Updates not to Install

KB2876229 SKYPE
KB2923545
KB2970228
KB2977728
KB2978092
KB2994023
KB3022345
KB3035583
KB2990214
KB3021917
KB2952664

I don`t use Skype, that`s why that one is on the list.

 

[SJesMe]

Holding off on downloading and installing these updates seems more the rule than the exception with these buggy, manipulative updates. Personally, I don't have the time to try and decipher each update as released; and holding them until they are reported as causing issues requires an inordinate amount of time spent forum stalking! *sigh*