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hello,
to concern, suggest try run dism or system update readiness tool and system file checker.
system file checker utility in windows allows users scan corruptions in windows system files , restore corrupted files. click on links below:
- using system file checker in windows 10
- system file check (sfc) scan , repair system files & dism fix things sfc cannot
the dism or system update readiness tool may fix windows corruption errors.
fix windows update errors using dism or system update readiness tool
what system update readiness tool do
verify integrity of resources
- files located in following directories:
- %systemroot%\servicing\packages
- %systemroot%\winsxs\manifests
- registry data located under following registry subkeys:
- hkey_local_machine\components
- hkey_local_machine\schema
- hkey_local_machine\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\component based servicing
when system update readiness tool detects incorrect manifests, cabinets, or registry data, may replace incorrect data corrected version.
- %systemroot%\logs\cbs\checksur.log
- %systemroot%\logs\cbs\checksur.persist.log
to manually fix corruption errors system update readiness tool detects can't fix, follow these steps:
- open %systemroot%\logs\cbs\checksur.log.
note %systemroot% environment variable that saves folder in windows installed. example, %systemroot% folder c:\windows. - identify packages tool can't fix. example, may find following in log file: summary:in case, package corrupted kb958690.
seconds executed: 264
found 3 errors
cbs mum missing total count: 3
unavailable repair files:
servicing\packages\package_for_kb958690_sc_0~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~6.0.1.6.mum
... - download package from microsoft download center or microsoft update catalog.
- copy package (.msu) %systemroot%\checksur\packages directory. default, directory doesn't exist , need create directory.
- run system update readiness tool again.
update on result.
Windows / Windows 10 / Performance & system failures / PC
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