Windows 10: Startup repair was unable to fix. srt.txt error windows 10

After turning off my laptop one day, I know get the srt.txt error windows 10, what can I do to fix this? I really dont want to have to wipe the drive to fix this, it's a brand new laptop. Hopefully someone here can help me fix this issue. I'm running windows 10 pro latest build

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Run Startup Repair in Windows 10




Note
Startup Repair can only fix certain problems, such as missing or damaged system files. It can't fix hardware failures, such as a failing hard disk or incompatible memory, nor does it protect against virus attacks.

Startup Repair isn't designed to fix Windows installation problems, nor is it a backup tool, so it can't help you recover personal files, such as photos or documents.

See also: How Windows RE Works



The Startup Repair log file is located at:

C:\Windows\System32\Logfile\Srt\SrtTrail.txt


The above post does not work and appears to be an error.
It displays Logfile instead of Logfiles
This is the link that opens the log file on my computer: C:\Windows\System32\Logfiles\Srt\SrtTrail.txt

 

Windows 10 upgrade error "hkcmd.exe - bad image" error status 0xc000012f

Thank you for your suggestion, however after running startup repair it was unable to fix the problem. I received a log file c:\\Windows\System32\\logfiles\Srt\SrtTral.txt

I am still receiving the error pop-up as stated before. Any other suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks!

 

Repair Windows 7/8/10

Hello! Sorry for the delayed response... I would recommend you start a new thread dedicated to your issue, but while we're here I'm glad to try and help.

Manually restarting VSS writers may help but only temporarily...if after a system reboot the issues have still been occurring then manually restarting VSS writers will not fix anything as they get reset when the OS restarts. Manually restarting them is how I get around rebooting servers when a backup or shadow copy issue occurs.

Did you read the Windows 7 in-place upgrade section of this thread? If not, I suggest you read through that and try it. It is different from the Windows Repair Disc option, and if you can get to the desktop it is absolutely worth a shot. The in-place upgrade will replace OS files while keeping your profile, data and programs intact.

Another option is to read the SFC section in the OP, the link to Microsoft's SFC page also has a section on how to repair/restore files that fail, so you said that SFC /Scannow displayed a few errors that could not be fixed...did you read the log to find out what could not be fixed? I bet they could be repaired with more specific commands. SFC /Scannow is a very generalized command, and while it can fix a lot of things, there's also a lot it cannot.

Again, I would suggest you start a thread dedicated to your issue, especially if my suggestions fail to help. Lastly, you start your post with stating you'll probably format the HDD and reinstall Windows, depending on the data on the Dell laptop that might be the quick and easy solution, especially with Solaris17's Win7 update batch file (or manually if you like it that way). But if you're willing to reinstall, I would challenge you to trying an in-place upgrade first to see if that fixes it. Seeing it takes about the same amount of time as a fresh OS install and you don't have to re-install drivers, programs, etc. At least in the cases I've used the repair on.

*Toast :toast: