sfc /scannow unable to fix corrupted files

[zerkeros]

Like the titlte says. I ran the sfc /scannow command, but Windows was unable to fix the corrupted files. What do I do now?

 

[AddRAM]

See if you have this update installed, if so uninstall it and run sfc again.

KB3022345

This update was supposed to fix the issue.

KB3068708

But I don`t have either installed, and no issues at all.

 

[zerkeros]

I only have KB3068708 installed. And I do have issues....

 

[Layback Bear]

If you not having issues, then what is post #1 all about?

 

[zerkeros]

No, I DO have issues.... I will attach the log file to see for yourself.

 

[zerkeros]

Shamelessly bumping my own thread because I got no answers before.

 

[Layback Bear]

The problem is not many can translate those logs and I'm one of the many.
I did find this in your log.

Repair Transaction completed. All files and registry keys listed in this transaction have been successfully repaired

Reboot and run sfc /scannow again. Does it find anymore problems?

 

[torchwood]

region

The error implied in the report relates to a multi-language problem.

What do you have here

Roy

 

[zerkeros]

it still finds corrupt files and is unable to fix some of them...

 

[maxseven]

You said you have problems, but do you have any problems with this PC OTHER THAN this sfc thing?

I have a PC where I run this and it says "corrupt" then I run it again and it says "fixed" then I run it again and it says "corrupt" ad nauseum i.e. forever (think I did this 5 or 6 times).

In the end I decided MS was messing with me because otherwise the PC works perfectly. Given they have borked sfc /scannow in the past I'm not wasting any more time worrying about it!

 

[zerkeros]

well, it doesn't have any other problems besides it...what can i say? should i ignore it and just move on as well?

 

[maxseven]

well, it doesn't have any other problems besides it...what can i say? should i ignore it and just move on as well?

That's my vote anyway. I think in fact that it was here somewhere where I was chided to only use it when I had some sort of system problem.

And of course there's the issue of "update xyz broke scannow". I spent a lot of time on that one (last spring?) to no good (lasting) success.