Windows 10: restore from system restore point to repair cFos. Now can't repair the PC.

Been having some problems with a PC lately. I can probably narrow it down to an auto update and install while AFK. Problem is the update never worked because the PC didn't shutdown properly and that's because it had corrupt system files that were not noticed because of being AFK. What's this mean, and is there any other solution that's not resetting the Windows OS to original?2022-07-15 23:01:58, Info DISM DISM Package Manager: PID=14116 TID=14132 Processing the top level command tokencleanup-image. - CPackageManagerCLIHandler:rivate_ValidateCmdLine 2022-07-15 23:01:58,

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System Restore point

FYI:

These are Windows 7 forums, not 10.

And you can not create a system restore point with an installation disk anyway.

You use a disk if you can't boot into Windows in the normal way to access
existing restore points.

 

System Restore point

FYI:

These are Windows 7 forums, not 10.

And you can not create a system restore point with an installation disk anyway.

You use a disk if you can't boot into Windows in the normal way to access
existing restore points.

 

Automatic repair, system restore error 0x80070091

When I turn on my PC, I get a "preparing automatic repair" message, followed by a "diagnosing your PC message," and ending with "automatic repair Your PC did not start correctly."

Through the subsequent troubleshooting screens that were available, I attempted to do a system restore, but I got system restore error 0x80070091:

System Restore failed while restoring the directory from the restore point.

Source: AppxStaging

Destination: %ProgramFiles%\WindowsApps

An unspecified error occurred during System Restore. (0x80070091)

There are several places where people have mentioned this problem, and they say to rename WindowsApps. They say to do this by booting in safe mode, or by using the command line as administrator. Through automatic repair I was able to enable safe mode,
but when I tried to use F4 during the restart, the "preparing automatic repair" cycle just repeated itself. I tried to use the command line in automatic repair, but when I entered the suggested command "attrib WindowsApps -h" I received the message "File
not found WindowsApps."

Is there anything else to try?