Windows 10: sfc/chkdsk finds windows corrupted files in advanced startup, but no problems in normal boot

Hi so i bought a new motherboard, new additional memory, and new nvme ssd. Built pc with old gpu, 2 hdd and 1 ssd, cpu, 2 sticks of ram, and psu. I fully reset my old pc with windows automatically reinstalling on the old ssd, then built the new one. I installed windows on the nvme through windows creation tool on a bootable usb. In windows, I stupidly deleted some OS files on the old ssd but not all. Then I started getting OS system file missing errors but I got through by removing the old ssd and using one stick of ram. Ran memtest86 and found out I had faulty/bad ram. So now here I am, with

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Corrupted file RAR

If the archive has been created using WinRAR, why don't you try WinRAR itself? It has a built-in repair feature for repairing corrupted archive (ZIP as well as RAR). Follow the steps given below:

• Open WinRAR application in your system.
• Now click on File tab > Open or simply press Ctrl+O.
• A small window "Find Archive" will pop up. Locate the corrupt RAR archive from your system directory and select it.
• Now click Open button.
• Click Tools tab > Repair archive or simply press Alt+R.
• Again a small window "Repairing File name.rar" will pop up.
• Now click Browse to select a location to save the repaired archive.
• Check the box "Treat the corrupt archive as RAR" and click OK.
• WinRAR will start repairing of corrupt RAR archive. Once it gets completed click Close.

I hope the above steps will help you repair the corrupted RAR archive.

Thanks.

 

Windows corrupt file

humm k, this thing is poping up on my taskbar.

!(yellow triangle around it) Windows - Corrupt File

The file or directory C:\windows\system32\msvcrt.dll is corrupt or unreadable. Please run the chkdsk utility.

Well I ran the chkdsk in my windows 32 folder and the problem remains*Stick Out Tongue .

Any help when someone has the spare time, is greatly apriciated.

 

windows 10 will not start winload.exe missing or corrupted

Hi,

As a solution, we suggest that you perform Check Disk (chkdsk).

Here's how:

• Go to Advanced options and select Command
  Prompt.
• On the prompt, type chkdsk /r and then hit Enter.
• After the check disk has completed, boot the PC normally and check if the issue still persists.

If the issue persists, we suggest that you run the System File Checker (SFC) tool.

See steps below:

• Press Windows + X and select Command Prompt (Admin).
• On the prompt, type SFC /scannow and then hit Enter. This will recover any corrupted system files on your PC.

Let us know how it goes.