Windows 10: Own experience -I executed .cmd file , so system32 files are deleted , suddenly some...

Just now ii executed .cmd file, within 5 seconds some very important applications are deleted from system32 folders, so i stopped running cmd.

after that i closed cmd file, then i tried to opened cmd.exe, powershell.exe, but not opened, so i clicked restart, but no animations while shutdown on screen.



windows tries start in normal mode but failed to do

Then i tried to start windows in safe mode but failed to do

Then i started recovery mode, i tried via by startup repair, startup repair does not fix.

I tried to do a system restore to the previous point, but it's too old, so i didn't do that.


then I executed sfc.exe /scannow , but not fixed,

Reset option will fix, but it will delete all installed applications and settings, so i didn't tried reset.


next option i tried Offboot sfc.exe, it option is fixed to boot windows in normal mode.

the following command i executed


Sfc.exe /ScanNow /OffBootDir=E:\ /OffWindir=D:\Windows /OfflogFile=E:\OffBoot.log


E is windows DVD partition and D is currently installed windows partition.

within 5 minutes sfc completed after that windows os is booted normally.


Then Windows OS started in normal mode, some applications are worked in the system32 folder.

Then again i tried Sfc.exe /Scannow , its fixed remaining all problems.


From my testing experiences if you unable to boot windows because some required files are deleted without your knowledge, so try this method


Sfc.exe /ScanNow /OffBootDir=E:\ /OffWindir=D:\Windows /OfflogFile=E:\OffBoot.log


Thanks for reading my post.



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