An other case of Monthly

Ok. Thank again for your help.
And what would you think the "cure" should be at this point?

So, hope in your, and you friends skills!

Yes I ran sfc /scannow at least two times:

I use to scan the PC, not often cause it is an office machine of a no profit association for public emergency (may be something like "911" in the us) in which I'm a volunteer... Now I've installed on Teamviewer so I can control it remotely...
I scanned with malware byte, adwcleaner and rougekiller, something malware found and removed.
Then I followed a "cleaning boot procedure" found on answres microsoft community, I used it many times by years and seems to work well to speedup the system.
Something like this:
And here you find the complete procedure i followed (in Italian)

It provides also sfc /scannow, with msconfig to cleanup non microsoft services and the main part of automatic apps starting at boot and some other stuff.

I've also uninstalled MSE antivirus suite before let run antimalware tools (deactivate it should be enough, anyway....) and also ran ccleaner which has solved some registry problem that prevented re-installation of it (MSE).

Finally I ran Win Update and noticed the Monthly Rollup updates issues.

So yes after that procedures, I also tried to re-run "sfc /scannow" again.
However If you suggest I can launch it again.

I'll try sfcf.exe and report logs as soon!
Stay tuned

Code:

> sfc /scannow

Avvio in corso dell'analisi del sistema. Attendere. L'operazione richiederà alcuni minuti.

Avvio in corso della fase di verifica dell'analisi del sistema.
100% della verifica completato.

Protezione risorse di Windows: nessuna violazione di integrità trovata.

In english should be the equivalent for:

Code:

Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations.

And this resource describes that message as follows:

This means that you do not have any missing or corrupted system files.

PS.
SFCFix.exe doesn't work, seems a problem of sysnative site down...
Any alternative mirror for the last version?
Or also an older version... if it is ok

Ok, the sysnative now online again..
I tried it. Logs in attachment.

Thank you Snick for your help and your suggestions. If I well understood, a good choice could be a new thread at Sysnative forum.
Repair install, I don't know how exactly works, but that PC contains some tools which users got used to. So I'll try the first option and I will link it here, so others with similar issues can find infos also starting from here.

Here the link to sysnative forum.
Monthly Rollup Updates - Installation issues | Sysnative Forums

Here the new topic