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(sfc /scannow) shows corrupted files, would running (dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth) help ??

worstalentscout
By worstalentscout
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hi........a faulty RAM or RAM slot caused my pc to have blue screens............but it works fine now with 1 RAM..........however, i ran (sfc /scannow) today and i got what's displayed in the below pic.......

 

would running (dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth) solve this problem ?..........what if it can't complete the repair ?.......would it cause more damage ?

 

many thanks........

 

 

 

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3 minutes ago, worstalentscout said:

would running (dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth) solve this problem ?

It might, I've had mixed results with that.

3 minutes ago, worstalentscout said:

what if it can't complete the repair ?

Then you get the joy of starting fresh

3 minutes ago, worstalentscout said:

would it cause more damage ?

Not that I've seen

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17 minutes ago, Radium_Angel said:

Then you get the joy of starting fresh

Only way to be sure. But yeah, that argument/command is correct.

 

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many thanks to all that replied.................i fixed the problem with DISM............😀

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