Scanning for corrupted windows system files.

something back · 2016-01-12

[SIZE=4][B]Scanning for corrupted system files. [/B] [B][/B][/SIZE] Your PC may be suffering from a corrupted system file. Here’s how to hopefully fix it: Type [B]cmd [/B]in the Search section . In the search results box, right-click on the [I]Command Prompt[/I] and select [I]Run as administrator.[/I] Once you’re inside the command environment, type [B]sfc/scannow[/B] and press [B]Enter[/B]. The System File Checker (SFC) program will examine Windows files and replace any that appear to be corrupt.

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Scanning for corrupted system files.

Your PC may be suffering from a corrupted system file. Here’s how to hopefully fix it:

Type cmd in the Search section . In the search results box, right-click on the Command Prompt and select Run as administrator.

Once you’re inside the command environment, type sfc/scannow and press Enter. The System File Checker (SFC) program will examine Windows files and replace any that appear to be corrupt.

something back, Jan 12, 2016

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