Windows 10: Corrupted Files Problem (even after clean install)

Hello everbody,

I recently bought a new pc with windows 10 installed and had some problems concerning windows store updates. I found that I had a lot of corrupted files and as it normally happens the sfc /scannow or dism could not take care of all of them. I made a clean install via usb from the windows media tool and still had corrupted files. Made also via a new isso taken from techcrunch and still found corrupted files impossible to solve.

Used the IMAGE_HEALTH that I found in these forums and my last sfc details just gave me the opencl.dll corrupted file ( as you can see in attachment).

What I would like to ask his:

- How can I solve this respective issue?
- Even if I solve, is there a chance that after other files will continue to appear corrupted?

Thanks in advance

SFC Details.txt

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Windows 10 driver and system file corruption

How did your system files get corrupted so soon after a clean install? That's your real problem.

 

Can`t get build 10586.3

Well, in my case I had enough space, but it still didn`t install even after cleaning up corrupted update files.

Try creating an installation media via Media Creation Tool and updating the system with it. Don`t forget to backup your files

 

I already checked and my it's status is ok.
Read somewhere that this corrupted file is related to Nvidia Graphic Cards. I made a clean install of my drivers and installed the newest ones, however sfc details continue to show opencl.dll from the store as corrupted (and the only one)

 

Whenever you install new drivers for your GPU, the opencl.dll is being replaced by the one of Nvidia.
But unless you want to get rid of this corruption, this isn't something to worry about as this has no impact on stability, performance and other stuff.
If you want to get rid of this, run restorehealth and SFC again and do not update your Nvidia drivers.

If there are problems with RestoreHealth, please follow step 6 or 7 (depending on the file you have from the download) from the tutorial DISM - Repair Windows 10 Image - Tutorial [/quote]