sfc /scannow command

Winsage
October 25, 2024
Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26120.2200 (KB5044376) has been released to the Dev Channel, introducing new features, improvements, and fixes. Key updates include: - Windows Studio Effects: Enhances camera and audio experience using AI technology on devices with a Neural Processing Unit (NPU). A new icon appears in the system tray for easy access when using compatible applications. - Dynamic Lighting: The settings page now shows a placeholder message when no compatible devices are detected, and new directional options have been added to Wave and Gradient effects. - Start Menu Fix: Resolved an issue where clicking on a letter in the All apps list disrupted functionality. - Taskbar Fix: Fixed a crash issue related to explorer.exe when hovering over specific applications. - Settings Fix: Addressed a bug causing a blank entry in the Privacy & Security section that crashed the Settings app. - Input Fix: Updated the mouse pointer location feature to be DPI-aware for better performance on high DPI monitors. - Kernel Vulnerable Driver Blocklist: Expanded the list of drivers vulnerable to BYOVD attacks. - HTML Applications Support: HTA optional components are now supported in ARM64 Windows PE. - Live Kernel Debug Files: Resolved unnecessary creation of live kernel debug files. - User Interface Fixes: Fixed visibility issues in the UI for certain applications. - Winlogon Fix: Addressed a stop error during system shutdown. - sfc /scannow Command Fix: Fixed recurring errors with this command. - Windows Disk Cleanup App: Improved accuracy of free space estimates. Known issues include unexpected spacing in the Start menu and accessibility problems with Dev Drives in WSL, for which a fix is underway. Insiders in the Dev Channel will receive updates based on Windows 11, version 24H2, and features are gradually rolled out using Control Feature Rollout technology. Users are encouraged to report localization issues via the Feedback Hub.
Winsage
October 25, 2024
Microsoft has released an update for Windows 11, version 24H2, identified as KB5044384 and build 26100.2161, categorized as a non-security preview update for October 2024. The update will be rolled out gradually and includes various enhancements and bug fixes. Key features include the ability to disable notification suggestions from specific apps, a redesigned Wi-Fi password dialog, new shortcuts for the Narrator, a Gamepad keyboard layout for Xbox controllers, and changes to the Start menu. Fixes address issues with ALT + Tab, scanner detection, web sign-in problems, and the Windows Disk Cleanup app. Additional quality improvements include a new button for detaching virtual hard disks, support for UTF-8 encoded SSIDs, the introduction of the Windows Sandbox Client Preview, and various UI fixes. The update also expands the list of drivers vulnerable to BYOVD attacks and resolves issues with the sfc /scannow command and DirectAccess connections.
Winsage
October 24, 2024
Microsoft has released the optional KB5044384 preview cumulative update for Windows 11 24H2, which includes twenty-four enhancements, such as fixing the sfc /scannow command's false corrupt file errors. This update is aimed at power users and IT administrators and can be installed via Settings > Windows Update or manually from the Microsoft Update Catalog. The update elevates Windows 11 24H2 to build 26100.2161 and features gradual rollout, new notification management options, an updated Wi-Fi password dialog, new Narrator shortcuts, a new Gamepad keyboard layout, and fixes for various issues, including signing in to accounts from the web and inaccuracies in the Windows Disk Cleanup app. A known issue affects gamers on Arm devices, preventing them from downloading and playing Roblox. Compatibility holds are in place for certain Asus models and specific drivers and software that conflict with the new version. Windows 11 24H2 was officially released on October 1, 2024.
Winsage
October 11, 2024
Windows 11's update KB5044284 has been released, but some users are facing installation issues with error codes 0x800736b3, 0x80070005, 0x800f0838, and 0x8007371b. This update is a mandatory security patch and the first for Windows 11 24H2 (2024 Update). Users have reported getting stuck during installation, particularly at the 40% or 90-95% marks, leading to failed attempts and rollbacks. A workaround involves downloading the update from the Microsoft Update Catalog and installing it manually. Additionally, there are reports of a bug affecting the OpenSSH server post-installation, where the sshd service fails to start. Users can uninstall the update through the Settings menu if issues persist. Other reported problems include sluggish performance, disappearing mouse cursors, issues with the SFC /scannow command, and complications with a large Windows update cache.
Winsage
October 10, 2024
Users of the Windows 11 24H2 update are experiencing a bug where the command sfc /scannow consistently identifies corrupt system files, despite multiple attempts to fix them. Reports indicate that the command shows messages stating "Windows Resource Protection found corrupt files and successfully repaired them," but the issue persists upon re-running the scan. This update has also introduced other problems, including disappearing cursors and an undeletable 8.63 GB update cache.
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