Hello Bob,
What files are corrupted?
can you post the results of sfcdetails.txt
You would have to manually copy the files.
There was a link posted in this thread with directions on how to gain
access to the files and copy them.
From: =?Utf-8?B?dXZib2dkZW4=?= <
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Subject: Re: SFC - System File Checker - won't correct faults it found
Date: Sun, 9 Sep 2007 22:56:01 -0700
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.windows.vista.general
Thanks,
Darrell Gorter[MSFT]
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|> Thanks again your reply. I found the sfcdetails.txt in the system32
folder.
|> It tells me the files it was unable to repair. How would you go about
|> repairing them seeing that windows can't.
|> This is one of the things that puzzles me about windows, there always
|> seems to be a dozen different ways to acheive the same end. Such are
the
|> mysteries of it!
|>
|> Bob
|>
|> |> > Well, my instructions were for when you start Command Prompt from Start
|> > Menu\Programs\Accessories. By opening Command Prompt from
|> > c:\windows\system32, though, running my last command should have
created
|> > the
|> > file sfcdetails.txt under c:\windows\system32. You could look there
for
|> > the
|> > file by that name.
|> >
|> > |> >> Thanks for your reply. When I open the Command prompt as
administrator
|> >> its default is c:\windows\system32. If I input cd desktop nothing
|> >> happens
|> >> it simply stays at the default. Similarly when I copy and paste your
|> >> other instruction. What am I doing wrong.
|> >>
|> >> Bob
|> >>
|> >> |> >>> To open the entire cbs.log, try right-clicking on Notepad, and then
|> >>> choose
|> >>> Run as Administrator. Then use File > Open to navigate to the log.
|> >>> Since
|> >>> the log may be huge (it's used by other programs besides the SFC),
you
|> >>> might
|> >>> want to do this:
|> >>>
|> >>> To create relevant SFC-only information gleaned from the cbs.log,
and
|> >>> put
|> >>> it
|> >>> in a small file called sfcdetails.txt, right-click Command Prompt
(using
|> >>> the
|> >>> shortcut in Start Menu\Programs\Accessories) and choose Run as
|> >>> Administrator. By default, the prompt starts
|> >>> in C:\Users\(Your Name). Type:
|> >>>
|> >>> cd desktop
|> >>>
|> >>> Press Enter on your keyboard. Then Copy and Paste this at the
prompt:
|> >>>
|> >>> findstr /c:"[SR]" %windir%\logs\cbs\cbs.log >sfcdetails.txt
|> >>>
|> >>> Press Enter. Sfcdetails.txt should then appear on your Desktop.
|> >>>
|> >>> Looking at entries for the latest date in that
|> >>> text file , what files are noted as being problematic?
|> >>>
|> >>> |> >>>> Running Vista home premium.
|> >>>> I have run SFC from the Command Prompt. It reports that some files
are
|> >>>> corrupt but that Windows cannot repair them. I dont seem to be
able to
|> >>>> work out how to access the Windows CBS log files in order to
pursue
|> >>>> the
|> >>>> matter or at least see what files are corrupt. Access is denied! I
|> >>>> have tried to follow the Microsoft article to get acces but without
|> >>>> success. A step by step approach would be much appreciated.
|> >>>>
|> >>>> Bob
|> >>>
|> >>
|> >
|>
|>
