Windows 10: SFC /scannow - errors

Thank you for the iso file. I have successfully downloaded it to my hard drive. Here is what I have tried this afternoon:
I downloaded Image Health to c:\image_health. I extracted the files to that location. I right clicked on ImageHealth.cmd and choose properties. I did NOT find an unblock option.
I took the Windows10_1607_Englishx64.iso and mounted the file in a virtual drive (K). I executed ImageHealth as administrator and ran option 1. Result was Store is repairable. Then I ran option 2 which returned error 0x800f081f (Source files not found). Then I ran option 3 which resulted in Access Denied error. Then I tried the following command line: cmd as administrator. DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth /Source:K:\sources\install.esd /LimitAccess . This also resulted in the Source Files could not be found message. OK, what am I doing incorrectly, please?

 

Eject the mounted drive from the ISO, mount it again and run option 3 from the tool straight, make a screenshot of the problem and post it.

 

I did as instructed. Here are three png screen shots.

 

Seems your converting the ESD to WIM, lets see how that goes.

 

I redid the procedure as you instructed. I did not get the decompressing message as before, but the process still ended with the error unable to find source. The final screen shot (3) is the same as previously.

 

The only reason I could think of why it might happen is because the Windows 10 versions are different, I find that odd because the ISO was created with a new media creation tool I downloaded yesterday. I assume you don't have multiple Windows 10 ISO's?

 

You are correct, I only have the iso downloaded yesterday. I used UltraISO utility to load the image to a virtual drive (K, on my machine).

 

A program isn't exactly necessary for mounting an ISO, unless you would want more features of course.

I just used the ISO yesterday created for installing Windows 10 on a VM and confirmed it is the 1607 version.
I also confirmed that the IMAGE HEALTH tool shows the right version, this makes me think that you have the November update installed instead of the Anniversary update.

Please run "winver" (without quotes) in a search command (windows logo + r) and press enter, this gives a pop-up with the installed Windows version.

 

I'll be darned! Windows version 1511 build 10586.45. I also found a directory on my c: drive called ESD. It has the file structure similar to the iso file. So, should I start over with imagehealth, after ejecting K:? Which option to use?
I really do appreciate your guidance.

 

Use the restorehealth source option, but this time with the right version *Wink

 

As Sir Arthur Conan Doyle had Sherlock Holmes say: "Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth." Great job, axe0!
--Ed--