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Please run this script:
Tuneup.bat - Click here to go to the BSOD batch repository to download and run this batch file.
Please run this script:
Tuneup.bat - Click here to go to the BSOD batch repository to download and run this batch file.
I'm sorry this is too complicated. I ran a scf scan. It was good. I just can't find the results. I'll just skip it. Thank you anyway.
Hello @mpw,
Welcome to TenForums.
If you are talking about theSFC
results, then type this into aCommand Prompt
and pressEnter
. . .
Code:findstr /c:"[SR]" %windir%\Logs\CBS\CBS.log > "%UserProfile%\Desktop\SFC_Details.log"
This will put aSFC_Details.log
file on your Desktop, and then you can upload the file by following the below Tutorial . . .
> How to Upload and Post Screenshots and Files at Ten Forums.
I hope this helps.
Thank you. I've been doing that all day it seems. Somehow my desktop or something is not where it is supposed to be. I have not moved anything. The desktop is located as in the insert picture in my first post. The command line that works for everyone else does not work for me. This is what I get.
Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.19042.804]
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C:\Users\mpwid>findstr /c:"[SR]" %windir%\Logs\CBS\CBS.log > "%UserProfile%\Desktop\SFC_Details.log"
The system cannot find the path specified.
I don't need to up load it to the forum. I am not having a problem. Everything works fine. Just wanted to see it. And then found out I couldn't even if I needed to because the path to the scan result is a mystery.
Thanks again.
I have never relocated the desktop path. Where it is now is where it has always been. I tried fitting the actual location into the command line. I can’t seem to do it.
This is the address - C:\Users\mpwid\OneDrive\Desktop. I have tried to plug this in and I cannot make it work.
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No, it is not.- In This PC, there is a shortcut to your Desktop that is made to look like a folder rather than the shortcut that it really is.
- This is one of MS's tricks to drive us all mad.
- If you use that shortcut you should then click in a blank area of the File explorer Address bar to see a true path to your Desktop. Don't just look at the Address bar, click in a blank area of it.
Your Desktop is, by default, in C:\Users\mpwid\Desktop unless you have 'relocated' it [or have allowed OneDrive to do so, as seems to be the case].
- In File explorer, judging from your earlier comments, you do not have a folder at C:\Users\mpwid\Desktop but you might like to double-check. If it does exist, what does it contain compared to the Desktop you see covering your screen when everything else is minimised/closed?
- In File explorer, you have a folder at C:\Users\mpwid\OneDrive\Desktop. What does it contain compared to the Desktop you see covering your screen when everything else is minimised/closed?
Given that the C:\Users\mpwid\OneDrive\Desktop path exists, I cannot see why your attempt to extract SFC results fails unless you are trying to write the results to a non-existent location [as I suspect you are doing]. Please check your syntax. I would expect to see
Only for command prompt:
findstr /c:"[SR]" %windir%\Logs\CBS\CBS.log >"C:\Users\mpwid\OneDrive\Desktop\sfcdetails.txt"
or
Only for PowerShell:
(sls [SR] $env:windir\Logs\CBS\CBS.log -s).Line >"C:\Users\mpwid\OneDrive\Desktop\sfcdetails.txt"
Denis
Last edited by Try3; 03 Mar 2021 at 02:30.
Thank you. Sorry for the late reply. I had my second Moderna vaccine dose and I felt run over by a truck. Getting better now.
You answered my question. I could not write the command line correctly. When I tried to insert where the desk top was located, I messed it up. Probably missing colon or back slash. I don't know. You understood my question and limited ability and wrote the command for me which is exactly what I needed. It worked perfectly.
Thanks again.
@Brink
Hello Shawn,
General question on sfc/dism order:
Would seem to me that if my objective is to get a clean "sfc /scannnow" output as quickly as possibly, that running dism with /checkhealth option first (took less than a second execution time on my PC), then only if /checkhealth found corruption - run dism with /restorehealth option would be the preferred way to go. Then finally run "sfc /scannnow".
Am I missing something with this reasoning?