Sfc Scan Now Found Corrupt Files

I replaced my Ram and went from a HDD to a SSD a few months back. We used the Samsung transfer program to get Windows 7 from the HDD to the SSD. Had a few issues but got it to work. But over time, it seems to act quirky at times. Some programs don't work properly (i.e. CCleaner). Some stuff doesn't install. Also, a few important Windows updates don't install. And Windows 10 update does not install properly anymore. But none of these issues occurred when I was on the HDD.

Did a SFC Scan and got this:



And this was the log. But I have no idea at all how to interpret anything in this log. I have attached the log.

Any help on this would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

 

I would run SFC again to double check to see if it's gone.

 

Than run a Chkdsk /F it will ask you if you want to reboot yes or no question and type Y enter than reboot.

 

It seems that the function dism was provided for windows 8, 8.1 and 10. If you look at
How to Repair Corrupted Windows System Files with the SFC and DISM Commands you will find an answer for windows 7 it involves
the System Update Readiness Tool

Good luck,
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Thanks for your suggestions guys. Those options did not work for me, though. Something went screwy when I transferred my Windows 7 info from my HDD to my SSD. And it seems every suggestion from here and around the net does not work. There are certain files that are corrupt now and causes issues.

Also, there is no longer a recovery partition when I tried to just revert back.

Would I need to reinstall Windows at this point? I've never ran into this issue.

I still have my old HDD and it's in working order. Could I try to get anything from that?

 

First try a repair.
Carefully follow the instructions.
http://www.pcworld.com/article/243190/how_to_repair_a_corrupt_windows_7_installation.html

You can recover your files by connecting it to your PC via an IDE/SATA to USB connector.

 

Thanks man.

I have a friend who gets a discount for a Windows 7 Ultimate upgrade. She'd send me the download link and the product key. Do you think that would repair my faulty Windows 7 pro install? This looked like that was what this link was doing, an upgrade. And replacing the corrupt files.

Only thing I am cautious about is it would not let me download Windows 10 anymore after going to the SSD because of the corrupt files.

 

I'm not sure about this as I have the original Windows 7 Ultimate disc which I used for repairs.
I suggest you have a look over here.
Make sure you have your product key.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/software-download/windows7
You then burn the *.iso file to DVD from within Windows 7.

 

Only issue is, my product has been worn off the back of my laptop. Can not make it out. I called Microsoft and they help me find the key on my laptop but it was just a dummy key and won't work to validate.

 

No problem.
Use this program to find your product key.
http://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/mskeyviewer_plus.html

 

If you can boot into Windows you could try downloading Windows OEM Product Key Tool 1.1.0.2
s.

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