SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker

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  1. admjgreer
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    Hi Snick. I have zipped my cbs folder and uploaded it my google drive. How do I share it with you?
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  3. Brink
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    admjgreer said:
    Hi Snick. I have zipped my cbs folder and uploaded it my google drive. How do I share it with you?
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    If the ZIP file is less than 8.95 GB, you can directly upload and attach it in your post here.
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  4. admjgreer
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    The zipped file (CBS folder.zipx) is 30.6 MB.
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  5. admjgreer
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    Hi Snick
    I have never used a cloud storage service before as I have not had a need to do so. So uploading my CBS folder.zipx to google drive was a new procedure for me and I don't know how to share it either. Please forgive me if I sound stupid. When you get a chance, please write back with instructions. Thank you. admjgreer
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  7. Snick
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    Google Drive is cloud storage.
    How to Share Google Drive Files & Folders with a Link
    On SevenForums you create some text, highlight it, paste the link into the box that appears when you click the world icon which is below the smiley face. Your linked text should appear as the link I provided above, those were the steps I took except I used the address for the page.
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  8. admjgreer
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    Hi Snick


    the link to my CBS folder.zipx



    CBS folder.zipx - Google Drive


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  9. admjgreer
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    Hi @Snick


    Any progress ?


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  11. admjgreer
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    Hi Snick


    The problem has been resolved. My Bitdefender Total Security 2019 was about to expire so I uninstalled it and now sfc /scannow completed; Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations.


    I hope this is helpful to others.


    Thank you for your help


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  12. chuckhig
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    Thank you very much for this information.
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  13. RoWin7
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    I've used sfc /scannow when I knew there were problems in the OS, and it never shows anything. Recently I downloaded some software that screwed up various system functions, but sfc found nothing wrong. I removed the software and used a System Restore, but this is always my experience with sfc. It's happened before.
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