Windows 10: SFC errors

I was able to turn off both .Net Framework 3.5 and 4.6, but when I try turning them on after reboot, I get error code: 0x800f0922 telling me Windows couldn't complete the requested changes. Researching on google for solutions....any suggestions?

 

I assume you are using windows 10 build 10586 ??

Mount the windows 10 build 10586 ISO

run setup.exe

this will re-run the installation (do a repair installation) thus again creating a windows.old folder

 

I'm using the iso I got from TechBench [Win10_1511_English_x32.iso]. Dumb question, sorry, if I run the setup.exe from that iso, will I lose my personal data and other programs I have installed?

 

nope.. it will run just like an upgrade. replace the windows files only.. Unless you choose otherwise

In others word you would choose keep my programs, files and settings

 

All's good after this process. *Smile SFC /Scannow runs clean. I guess this is what a CBS log should look like.
CBS.zip

One last question, how long should I hang onto the folder Windows.old?

Thanks again guyz......have a good night

 

Well I am very glad you fixed this problem. Also want to thank lx07 for coming in here and helping you rdarnutzer (what a name)
I thought he could help you more than I could on this issue. Good job !! *Smile

Now on your Windows.old folder that's is incase you want to go back to your old OS before you upgraded to Windows 10. So you can remove it IF your sure that you do not want to re-install your old OS back. But, you can make an image backup RIGHT NOW and save this image backup to a 2nd drive. You can use a program like Macrium Reflect free edition to do this. Or whatever image backup program you use, as long as its not Microsofts backup. I would not trust using that MS's backup program. Lots of folks on here already use Macrium Reflect. But you should make your image backup asap so you will have insurance and be able to completely restore you Windows 10 which as you just reported is NOW running with no errors.
THEN after you have made your image backup, and verify after making said backup, you could delete your Windows.old folder, and also gain a huge amount of Disk space back on your hard drive. Choice is yours, no harm in leaving it their either.

 

Your very Welcome..
Glad I was able to Help..


As far as the windows.old folder
If you have my image-health program
run option 9 and when disk cleanup box pops up select every checkbox and then OK