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| + | [title] Open a Command Line Session |
| [* black] Right click the start menu (or press Win and X on your keyboard). | |
| [* red] In the menu that appears, open the command line tool it offers here. It may be Command, PowerShell or Terminal depending on your settings and version of Windows. | |
| [* icon_note] Be sure to open as Admin. You'll need your Admin powers to make run the needed repairs. | |
| [* orange] In the window that open type ''sfc /scannow'' and press enter. | |
| [* black] SFC will check system files againt presumed good ones cached on your system. It will indicate if it found or repaired errors at the end of its check. |