Sfc /Scannow found corrupt files, but was unable to fix them.

[ollyy]

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Here is the .log file produced. If it is of any relevance, ive recently had issues with my Nvidia drivers (GTX 560-TI) which i have sorted out finally. What even began this was i was receiving a Streamci.dll error ever since the driver went out on me, but i have yet to run into that now that i have it properly reinstalled.

 

[whs]

Run sfc /scannow again. It sometimes fixes the problems the second or third time around. If that does not help, do a http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/3413-repair-install.html

 

[ollyy]

That didnt seem to solve the issue, ill try to repair install next.

 

[pscowboy]

Are you experiencing quirky OS glitches?

Culling out the [SR] strings, you have five corrupt files.

dskquoui.dll is a Windows Shell disk quota file.
dxptaskringtone.dll is a ringtone editor file.
netcenter.dll is a Network Center control panel file.
onex.dll is from the time stamp service.
eula.rtf is a rich text format End User License Agreement file that could be from any MS program.

If you're not getting Windows shell errors, and, you can access the Network Center, and, file time stamps seem to be accurate, don't worry about this alleged corruption. Very often everything works okay even though SFC seemingly finds corruption. Most of the time, it's from mismatched hashes.

The other two are minor and won't come into play in day-to-day operations.