Windows 10: DISM RestoreHealth gives error, should I be worried?

Discus and support DISM RestoreHealth gives error, should I be worried? in Windows 10 Performance & Maintenance to solve the problem; After updating to Creators (Win 10 ver 1703), I ran SFC /scannow from admin-level command prompt, which found no integrity violations. I then ran DISM... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Performance & Maintenance' started by yu gnomi, Apr 11, 2017.

  1. YU GNOMI
    yu gnomi Win User

    DISM RestoreHealth gives error, should I be worried?


    After updating to Creators (Win 10 ver 1703), I ran SFC /scannow from admin-level command prompt, which found no integrity violations. I then ran DISM RestoreHealth option (I don't have exact syntax memorized, I always copy/paste from Brink's tutorial), which gave an error.

    I rebooted, and ran DISM ScanHealth, which completed and said the component store was repairable, but when I ran DISM RestoreHealth, it gave an error again - probably exact same error as previously. I took screenshot this time.

    DISM RestoreHealth gives error, should I be worried? [​IMG]


    Everything other than DISM seems to work fine so far, so is there really no problem here?

    :)
     
    yu gnomi, Apr 11, 2017
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  2. GAVINBOTHA
    GavinBotha Win User

    Live tiles not working on PC. Windows 10

    Scan now gives report that some files are corrupted, but cannot be repaired, refer to cbs log. The DISM scanhealth reports that component store is repairable, but Restorehealth gives report that source files are missing, error 0x000f081f. These are BIIIG
    files, what should I be looking for?
     
    GavinBotha, Apr 11, 2017
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  3. SAMELMER
    SamElmer Win User
    Windows Resource Protection found corrupt files but was unable to fix some of them.

    Hello,

    When I run that command it gives me error 1726 "The remote procedure call failed."

    What should I do? I also tried adding a source image to the Dism with a Windows 10 Image i created with the media creation tool and i got the same error.
     
    SamElmer, Apr 11, 2017
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  4. BREE
    Bree New Member

    DISM RestoreHealth gives error, should I be worried?

    Bree, Apr 11, 2017
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  5. YU GNOMI
    yu gnomi Win User
    OK.

    Thank you for link, apparently I am not the first to encounter this. Hopefully MS fixes this soon.
     
    yu gnomi, Apr 4, 2018
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