How To Repair Windows 10 Corrupted System Files?

 Have you ever found yourself in the situation of playing with Windows 10 to surf the internet, play games or online chat with a friend when suddenly, you get nothing but a blue screen that has a message that reads, "PC ran into a issue and requires a restart ...".

It is possible that you don't know about the situation, however this is what happens when you are confronted with Windows corrupted system files.

The cause of the blue-screen could be due to a malfunction in the app's running processes or damaged system files in Windows 10. It is surely a source of frustration especially when you're doing an important job. In this article, you'll find the best solution to fix Windows 10 corrupted System Files.

If you have any other questions to ask you can go to the official site via office.com/myaccount.

How can you eliminate the Windows 10 corrupted files?

There are many solutions to resolve this issue Here's the list Here are the steps:

Using SFC Tool

• Press"Win" or the "Win" key+ X followed by the choice identified as"Command Prompt".
• After the window is open After that, type "sfc/scannow" and press on "Enter".
• The process will begin.
• Don't quit your "Command Prompt" option or disrupt the procedure.
• Allow the repair process to be completed.

Using DISM Tool

• Open to the "Command Prompt" as admin
• It is necessary to type DISM/Online/Cleanup/RestoreHealth, then press"Enter. "Enter" key.
• The Repair process will take a while to begin and be completed.
• After DISM tool repair is completed then restart your PC.

Do an SFC scan in safe mode

• Click to open and open "Start" menu.
• Click on"Power. "Power" option.
• Simply hold on to the "Shift" key and click on the option labeled "Restart".
• Select"Troubleshoot" or "Troubleshoot" option.
• Following this next step, you need to click at"Advanced", then click on "Advanced" options followed by clicking to"Startup Settings" "Startup Settings" option.
• Select"Restart," then click on the "Restart" option and then choose any safe mode by pressing the "F" key.

Manually replacing the temporary files

• Start your "Command and Prompt" as administrator.
• Now, enter "takeown/fC:corrupted-file-location-and-file-name" and press "Enter" key.
• After this, type "icacls C: corrupted-file-location-and-file-name /Grant Administrators: F" command and get admin privileges over the file.
• Replace the corrupted file the fresh version that you copied from a different computer.
• Now, enter "copy C:location-of-healthy-file C:corrupted-file-location-and-file-name" and then press the "Enter" key.
• Select"Yes," or click on the "Yes" option when you are asked to overwrite the file.
• Just repeat the process for each of the damaged files.

Use System Restore

• Use the Windows Key+ S and select"System Restore" and then press the Windows Key+ S "System Restore" option.
• Choose the option marked with the words "Create a restore point".
• Choose"System Restore" and then click on the "System Restore" option.
• Click on to see "Show more restore points" and then select the restore points.
• Select"Next" or "Next" option.
• Follow the screen-based instructions.

Reset your Windows 10

• Restart your computer, and then choose"Troubleshoot" "Troubleshoot" option.
• Select"Reset" and then click on the "Reset this PC" option.
• Click on the option that reads "Just remove my files".
• Once you have done this, enter the username or password.
• If you're asked to add Windows 10 installation media, simply do it.
• Choose the version of Windows and then click"Reset" "Reset" option.
• It is your responsibility to follow the instructions displayed by the screen.

Conclusion:

Hope that the many ways described in this article can help you Repair Windows 10 damaged System Files. If you're stuck between these two steps, then you should visit the official site via www.office.com/setup and receive assistance from an expert and guidance to solve this technical issue.