Windows 10: I get a message Windows resource protection

I ge that message when i try to do a system scan. I cannot get into windows at all as it sticks in start up repair but doesn’t repair ****!.


i have on line classes and this is really making me crazy! I even tried a hard start with no hd drive, Noda!


Please help!

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Problem with Windows Resource Protection

Hi. I am not sure if this community is speaking finnish or english so I'll write in english. The problem I am struggling with is that when I'm trying to log into windows, it stays in the 'loading windows' -mode for a while and then gives me BSOD. The reason
this is happening, I believe, is that I think I filled my SSD with too much data (which was not the brightest thing to do, I know) and it crashed something on the ssd.

So I loaded the installer tool into my USB-stick and went to BIOS. From there I tried to do the automatic repair, but then it gave me the notification that the drive is locked, and in order for me to do the repair, I must unlock it. So i called to the Microsoft
support. After 17 minutes in phone of trying to fix it from the safe mode with different prompt commands of which none seemed to do the trick, the support person gave me some more suggestions of fixing it through email. None of these worked either. The commands
we were trying were

sfc /scannow
Into which the computer answered with "Windows Resource Protection could not perform the requested operation". The next one on the lisWindows Resource Protection could not
perform the requested operation". The next one on the list was

sfc /scannow /offbootdir=c:\ /offwindir=d:\windows

And the answer to this was "Windows Resource Protection could not start the repair service." Any ideas about what could be the next step?

 

~ Windows Resource Protection found corrupt files but was unable to fix ~

Hi,

To address your concern, we suggest that you refer to elstaci's response on this related

thread for some troubleshooting steps.

Regards.

 

sfc /scannow "Windows Resource Protection could not start the repair service"

For further resolution with the error Windows Resource Protection could not start the repair service, we suggest that you follow the steps below:

• Select Start, and type CMD.
• Right-click Command Prompt; then, choose Run as administrator.
• If prompted, enter a username and password that grants admin rights to the computer.
• Type sc config trustedinstaller start= auto; then, press
  Enter. You should get a SUCCESS message.
• Next, type net start trustedinstaller; then, press Enter. You should receive a message that the service was started.
• Try the sfc /scannow command again.

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