Windows files always corrupted even after repairs?

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    W10 Pro x64/W7 Ultimate x64 dual boot main - W11 Triple Boot Pending
       #11

    The alternative to simply dumping files would be nuking the entire drive and with a 3rd party partitioning program as dalchina has suggested you may even want to consider a totally new fresh primary to work with. That will automatically free up all drive space while you keep all of your important things on another drive at least until 10 is up and running well.

    On the other thread I had mentioned the OP decided to restore an existing system image he had made rather then see to a pair of fresh downloads one for seeing a new 10 install key made up with the MC tool and the other to have a fresh "Windows.iso" file tucked away safe on another drive until he got a working Start menu! I told that for clean installs not any upgrade that was still a bit rare at this time.
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  2. Posts : 73
    Win10 Enterprise x64 & Win 7 Home x64
    Thread Starter
       #12

    kk i tried doing a in-place upgrade again, I used another drive since my C drive still doesn't have enough space after cleaning. This time I also mounted the iso instead of "burning" it onto the usb to eliminate the bad usb factor. I ran sfc /scannow and it apparently can fix all the problems now. For now, i'll mark is as "solved".

    Thanks for all your help guys.
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  3. Posts : 73
    Win10 Enterprise x64 & Win 7 Home x64
    Thread Starter
       #13

    well after uninstalling the same windows apps about a week or so ago, I notice the the start menu problem came back today... I created a restore point b4 uninstalling but my computer deleted it by itself.. Guess i have to do another in-place upgrade or juts live with it.
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