Update issue after re-image

[bookie56]

Hi guys!
New kid on the block...
I have reinstated my computer to an image created by Microsoft...I usually use Clonezilla for such images and have such an image but for ease of reset I used the Microsoft one....

The image was with all my software, hardware for this computer installed....

I never checked with sfc before creating the backup because I didn't imagine for one moment I would have any problems on an new install updated to today's date with all software installed.

This image was from 2014 and I expected a lot of updates to follow after reinstating it...

Microsoft always have problems with updates from an old image....

I fixed the updates first and then went on to running sfc...


It came up errors after several attempts that you show in the thread here....

I then downloaded the system readiness update KB947821 and then ran sfc again after restarting the computer...

It still came up errors....

I then tried to run your code to put the sfcdetails.txt on the desktop....

findstr /c:"[SR]" %windir%\Logs\CBS\CBS.log >"%userprofile%\Desktop\sfcdetails.txt"

I got a "couldn't find the path?"

I am attaching my cbs log for you to look at....

I know it shouldn't affect the running of sfc but just so you know...the C: drive is on the SSD and my user account is on another drive...


Please let me know if you need anything else...

bookie56

 

[bookie56]

Hi again!
Sorry, feeling like a bit of a wally....of course the desktop isn't where it should be...LOL

I have followed another post and erased the cbs log...run sfc /scannow and am attaching that file...

Hope this helps...

bookie56

 

[torchwood]

Hi Mobilebyrd.

You MUST remove that KB, it will not self repair.
copy and paste this in an Elevated command mode.

wusa / uninstall /kb:3022345

Roy

 

[bookie56]

Well, now I am confused...this has nothing to do with Windows updates and activation...?
I just mentioned that it was an old image and that updating old images can be a pain...
This is sfc errors...

bookie56

 

[bookie56]

Well, it seems I have started off wrong here I reply to a thread that specifically works on sfc problems...I get moved and then moderated when I post...can't say I am too impressed...

 

[torchwood]

cheer up

Hi Bookie,
Being moderated just moved you to the right section

That KB i asked you to uninstall created a lot of ficticious errors in SFC, and other problems.
So it does relate to your problem.
if you search that KB on the web you'll see loads of posts

Roy

 

[bookie56]

Hi torchwood...

My apology...

I didn't know that you addressed that post to me...LOL

Didn't find it on the computer anyway....

bookie56

 

[torchwood]

yeah im getting confused as well,
Her post was in the middle of yours got lumped in

Lookin at your logs now.

Roy

 

[torchwood]

uninstall

Hi Bookie,
you appear to have at least 2 of MS known corrupted KB's installed, they get confused as well.

lets pull em out and see what happens
copy and paste the following in an elevated command mode

wusa /uninstall /kb:3033929
wusa /uninstall /kb:2515325
wusa /uninstall /kb:2809900

REBOOT
then rerun sfc post the results.

Roy

 

[bookie56]

Hi again!
The third one on your list wasn't installed but removing the others didn't change the situation...

bookie56

 

[bookie56]

I gather from the lack of response (no offense intended) that there is nothing that can be done with my installation....
I will have to accept reinstallation of the computer....

bookie56