How to Repair Corrupted System Files in Windows 10 / 8.1 / 8

How to Repair Corrupted System Files in Windows 10 / 8.1 / 8

Occasionally, some Windows core systems may harm or modify files. If you do not fix it, then there may be many problems. In this article, you will learn how to repair corrupted system files in Windows 7,9,10.

The system file is a comprehensive problem for corruption or missing Windows operating systems. This can cause many problems on your Windows computer. In particular, missing features, blue screen of death and many other errors can be the result of damaged system files. Therefore, fixing corrupted system files can be a standard solution for any common problem in Windows computers.

How To Repair Corrupted System Files On Windows:

Vista or XP in Windows 10, 8 or even 7, this problem is very common. We will follow the most working methods to improve it, which are applicable to any Windows version.

1. Fix the problem of system files corrupted or missing

There are several orders to fix this problem. One by one, you will know.

A. SFC Command:

• First of all, you can try the SFC command method. This is one of the best and widely used methods to fix faulty system files. However, follow these instructions to use this command.

• First, open command prompt as admin. If you are using Windows 8, press the Windows Logo key + E from the keyboard. Then select the command prompt.

• If you are using the latest version of Windows 10, then type cmd. Now, right-click at the command prompt and choose Screenshots, run as Administrator.

• Then type SFC / Scan and press enter. Wait for a few minutes. Sometimes, corrupted or unavailable Windows system files can take a long time to complete the process.SFC scanning to repair screenshots

• If your PC system file is running well without corrupting or missing, it will show that "Windows RT Protection did not get any integrity violation." If your PC is not running well, you will see "Windows Resource Protection corrupted files found but they were unable to fix some of them." If you see another, follow the next steps.

• You have to boot your computer or laptop in safe mode. If you are running Windows 7, Vista or XP, then just restart your PC and press F8 continuously. Then you will see an advanced boot menu on a black screen. Then select safe mode with a command prompt and press enter.

In safe mode with a command prompt, type SFC / Scan, and press Enter. It will repair the infected Windows system files.

B. DISM command:

Occasionally, in Windows 10 or 8, the SFC command may not be able to fix corrupt or missing system files. In that case, you can use the DISS command. To do this -

• Open Command Prompt as Administrator
• Then, type "DISM / Online / CleanUp-Image / Restore" and press Enter.
• Wait for a few minutes. It may take longer. do not worry.
• After that restart your PC.
• Then again run the SFC command. It will fix any corrupted system files.

2. Reinstall System to Corrupt or Corrupt System Files and Registry Fixes

The first method is the best way to fix system problems like this. But sometimes, it can frustrate you. In that case, you may prefer to restore the system. It is very easy to do.

3. Reset/refresh or reinstall Windows:

• If none of the above methods works for you, then you can choose it as the final method. Resetting or refreshing windows can fix problems related to any system. Therefore, it should also fix the problem of corrupted or missing system files. You can only reset or refresh the windows.
• If you are running Windows 7, Vista or XP, then you can reinstall windows. This can fix a problem.
• If you have a better idea of fixing Windows contaminated system files, you can share it with us.