Corrupt system files

raoul_1101

raoul_1101

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Hello all,

I was working on a computer with a virus infection not too long ago that blocked all http connections. After running some scans and (hopefully) clearing the virus, the internet still did not work. I ran sfc /scannow from cmd and it told me that it found some corrupt files but could not fix them. More information could be found in a text file it gave me called CBS.log, but I don't know how to interpret the file, does any of you?

I'll upload it as soon as I can, if now.
 
hi,
bootup windows from the cd/dvd and choose the repair mode.
but don't forget to backup your important data before.
;)
 
I agree with steve89.The REPAIR option from your Windows OS CD/DVD disk should fix the problems.

ADVICE: Always take care of your Windows OS CD/DVD disk because you never know when you are gonna need it :P


Cheers!
 
S.T.A.R.S. said:
ADVICE: Always take care of your Windows OS CD/DVD disk because you never know when you are gonna need it :P
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As I said, though, it's not my computer, just one I'm working on.

When booting off the Vista CD I thought there was only the option for startup repair? Not, like, all system files?

Are you referring to doing something like an in place upgrade?
 
raoul_1101 said:
As I said, though, it's not my computer, just one I'm working on.

When booting off the Vista CD I thought there was only the option for startup repair? Not, like, all system files?

Are you referring to doing something like an in place upgrade?
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The REPAIR option repairs all the Windows files...
 
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