SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker

namgostudy · 25 Jul 2015

Please help!!!

Brink · 25 Jul 2015

Hello Namgostudy, and welcome to Seven Forums. :)

You have nothing to worry about. Your SFC details show that you only have the false hash mismatch related to the KB3068708 update. You are good.

See the blue note box at the top of the tutorial for more details.

namgostudy · 26 Jul 2015

Thank you so much

Brink · 26 Jul 2015

You're most welcome. :)

bhar · 04 Aug 2015

Few questions forgive me if they are answered.

1: how to identify the files that are corrupt?

2: if sfc cannot repair them how to repair them?

3: any tool which helps in aiding this process?

4: this article mentions using surt. Does it matters of i have sp1? Or sp1 with latest updates installed? As I had used it only for issues when installing sp1. So i think it's pretty old now..? Our its useful even in system where sp1 is already installed

Brink · 04 Aug 2015

Hello bhar,

Using OPTION THREE to see your sfcdetails.txt will help. :)

bhar · 04 Aug 2015

Brink said:

Hello bhar,

Using OPTION THREE to see your sfcdetails.txt will help. :)

Yes using that findstr I was able to get know of problematic files. What about other issues raised above?

Thanks for your quick response.

Brink · 04 Aug 2015

Anytime.

The items listed in the blue note box at the bottom of OPTION TWO can help. It includes links with more details. :)

MDRI · 18 Aug 2015

Thanks for this tutorial. I followed your steps. I am doing SFC /scannow using win7 repair disc, because I have booting issue.

This command returns

Code:

"There is a system repair pending which requires reboot to complete. Restart 
windows and run sfc again. I ran couple of times. I am getting the same 
message."

How do I proceed with SFC /SCANNOW ?

Thanks for helping.

Brink · 18 Aug 2015

Hello MDRI,

When it's stuck like that, you could run the command below in a command prompt at boot. When it's finished, try running SFC again. :)

dism.exe /image:C:\ /cleanup-image /revertpendingactions