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The thread discusses an issue with running the System File Checker (sfc/scannow) on Windows 10 build 10041, with initial concerns about potential corruption and interference with the OS update process. The original poster experiences an unexpected system behavior after running sfc, leading to questions about its reliability on that build, but later retracts the concern upon realizing it may have hindered the update installation. Subsequent responses confirm that sfc can be fixed and is functioning correctly on build 10049, with one user providing a link for repair instructions. Overall, the discussion reflects troubleshooting efforts related to sfc on early Windows 10 builds, with a generally positive resolution for subsequent versions.

bochane

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Part of an answer of Microsoft on a problem with dwm.exe (see my topic W10 on small / marginal systems) is run sfc/scannow. That was a disaster, when I returned after an hour or so, I found my PC trying to install W10 TP 10041. I just rebooted, it told me that it could not install and all looks normal now.

My question
Maybe my installation is corrupt, maybe sfc/scannow is broken (maybe even both are corruped) so I really like to know if anyone of you successfully ran sfc on build 10041?

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Maybe the scan interferred with the automatic installation of 10049......
 

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Build 10049 SFC works fine:
An image from 'Windows 10 -10041, sfc/scannow, really?'. Windows Command Prompt shows sfc /scannow completed with corrupt files repaired successfully.

bochane

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Forget this question, it was interfering with the installation of 10049...

Sorry
 

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kemical

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Build 10049 SFC works fine:
An image from 'Windows 10 -10041, sfc/scannow, really?'. Windows Command Prompt shows sfc /scannow completed with corrupt files repaired successfully.
 

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