System Restore will not do a restore to previous created Point

I am running windows 10 PRO (64Bit) Version 1709 installed about October2017
I have a MBR Partition 1 TB HD
Everytime I try to use System Restore ( For any type of reason)
Most of which is just to see if it works, Does not, and it has not worked since I went from version Windows 10 pro 1703 to version 1709. It did work fine in version 1703 but will not work in version1709, I get ‘’’’error perform System Restore and getting an error code: 0x80070005.’’’ I also tried all system restore Points, I also ran check disk
The only antivirus, I am using is windows defender which is Microsoft
No Malware protection installed, I did a reimage on my hard drive and Have the same problem. (When I create a restore point it gives me a message that the restore point was successfully created)
Also only one user account which is the administratator and no windows logon password<the computer is shut down when not in use.

What and where can I start to look at which maybe causing the problem
I have no problem running and installing Windows 10 updates

"System restore failed while replacing the files on Drive C:\. The drive might be corrupt. You might want to retry system restore after running chkdsk /R on this disk."
Why the possibility that the drive might be corrupt is being reported I do not know. Even though you ran chkdsk /R it might be a good idea to run the hard disk diagnostic from the manufacturer for your hard drive for an actual verification that the HDD is ok.
--- When you ran chkdsk /R were you given a notification whether or not it was needed?
Usually when I see a request like that I go to Tools > Error Checking. If it isn't needed, there is a notification that it isn't needed.

MeAndMyComputer said:

"System restore failed while replacing the files on Drive C:\. The drive might be corrupt. You might want to retry system restore after running chkdsk /R on this disk."
Even though you ran chkdsk /R it might be a good idea to run the hard disk diagnostic from the manufacturer for your hard drive for an actual verification that the HDD is ok.
--- When you ran chkdsk /R were you given a notification whether or not it was needed?
Usually when I see a request like that I go to Tools > Error Checking. If it isn't needed, there is a notification that it isn't needed.

When I mentioned "Even though you ran chkdsk /R it might be a good idea to run the hard disk diagnostic from the manufacturer for your hard drive for an actual verification that the HDD is ok." it appears to me now it's unnecessary. When you ran it, the result didn't indicate any problems: and I'm pretty sure if you were to use the Tools > Error checking method you should get the "You don't need to scan this drive".

Since "System restore failed while replacing the files on Drive C:", run sfc /scannow and see if it reports any integrity issues and/or fixes what it finds directly after trying system restore and seeing it fail. Also ensure if the same failure message is reported since chkdsk /R didn't show any issues for you.

"I get ‘’’’error perform System Restore and getting an error code: 0x80070005.’’’ I also tried all system restore Points"

I got the same error code this week trying to restore to point before I installed a program that I decided I didn't want vs uninstall. After trying 2 points, I simply turned off System Restore on C, turned back on a few minutes later, manually created an initial restore point and tested later that day. It has worked ever since. Easy to try if you're just testing and old points are not critical. Good Luck.

I can't try any thing else yet, I gave in and reformatted my disk over wrote it with one pass. New partition it reformatted Now I know their no files left on it. Got my OEM install disk and built it back up from scratch . No missing or corrupt files now
Running like a bowl of Lucky Charms
I keeping all these notes in case it returns All these windows feature Update version something always will break
Thanks all You guy's and Girls

That's excellent news. Thank you.