Windows 10: Have mismatched hashes for multiple files

I have multiple files named dsregcmd.exe, tapisrv.dll, and msisip.dll they all have intended hashes but their actual hashes are d34d34d34d34d34d34d34 and so on I've attempted to fix using the DISM.exe commands and the sfc commands but nothing seems to work how do I fix this

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Windows 10 Security Stack update file HASH

The Security Stack updates have file hash mismatches. I have downloaded multiple files and compared the KB hash to a powershell sha256 hash and they do not match. Whats up?

 

Hashes mismatch while copying data

A hash is a numerical representation of a file. Basically, a complicated formula is applied to all the 0's and 1's and from that a long hexadecimal number is created. That number is called a 'hash.' (Not the same as the hash I smoke - that's different.)

When copying a large file (typically from the internet) you will frequently be shown the original file's hash. After copying the file you can calculate the hash of the copy with the same formula that was used to calculate the hash of the original. Now you
can compare the two hashes; if they are identical then the copy is identical to the original.

Therefore, a hash mismatch means that the file wasn't copied accurately. The cause depends on where you copied the file from and where you copied it to.

 

Hashes mismatch while copying data

When i'm copying data I've been getting hashes mismatch error even for basic files, is my hard drive failing?