To perform an auto system repair process, you just need to punch in sfc /scannow on cmd.
However, things get weird when an oops message appears.
You were looking for an automatic repair but ended up with an error.
How absurd the situation is!
But you know what?
I was in the same situation once.
And I did why and wherefores research and found the best solutions for me.
Im going to share those useful fixes in this article.
So read the article without skipping any part and follow the guidelines thoroughly.
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Why is the sfc /scannow not Working?
TrustedInstallermalfunction is responsible forsfc /scannownot working.
The system file checker requires TrustedInstaller to work.
It controls the Windows Resource Protection, aka WRP tool.
WRP keeps the system away from unauthorized modifications.
That includes modification of essential system files, folders, and registry keys.
WRP also handles thesfc /scannowcommand.
Heres a complete guide on how torestore files from File History on Windows 11.
It is not the solution for every problem, but you’re free to try.
If that doesnt work out, follow the following methods to fix the issue.
Here are the methods to fix Windows Resource Protection couldnt start:
1.
Restart Windows TrustedInstaller
Perform a quick restart of the TrustedInstaller service if the service seems not responding.
you’re able to restart the service by accessing the Windows Service Console.
Here is how you’re able to restart the Windows TrustedInstaller:
2.
Here are the steps to restart the TrustedInstaller service using CMD:
3.
First of all, you oughta boot your system into Safe Mode.
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This tool can re-deploy the system image to fix any corrupted files directly related to the System File Checker.
Here is how you’re able to execute the DISM command:
5.
Run Check Disk Tool
Hard drive errors can cause System File Checker to fail.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will chkdsk fix corrupt files?
There is a chance of recovering lost data using CHKDSK if the file system has become corrupted.
Which is better: chkdsk R or F?
Repairs are usually effective, although they arent always.
Can you run SFC and DISM at the same time?
Yes, you could run both SFC and DISM at the same time.
Wrapping Up
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