SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker

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  1. Brink
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    Joeaa said:
    Did a sfc /scannow . I got the file using copy cbs.log a.txt
    Question: How can I read it. What tells me what was replaced.
    or what was not replaced?

    It said, it was successful
    Joe

    Hello Joe,

    If you like, upload your sfcdetails.txt file, and I'll be happy to go over it with you for what it did and how to read it. :)
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  3. Joeaa
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    Here it is. sfcdetails attachment.
    It was completed successfully.
    I just don't what it replaced or could not replaced.

    Only ran it once
    Good luck
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  4. Brink
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    Joe,

    I don't see your sfcdetails.txt file uploaded or attached in your post.

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  5. Joeaa
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    it says it's too big
    sfcdetails.txt 3870 KB
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  7. Brink
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    You could place it in a ZIP file, then upload the ZIP file instead. :)
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  8. Joeaa
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    I split it into 2 files
    this should part 1 of 2

    this is limited to one 1mb
    I'll 4 section tomorrow
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  9. Brink
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    ZIP files are limited to 8 MB. I still don't see anything uploaded or attached in your post though.
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  11. Joeaa
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    I cannot zip anything. Is there is an e-mail i can sendto


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  12. Brink
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    What happens when you try to zip the sfcdetails.txt file?

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  13. Joeaa
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    i have nothing to zip with
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