Windows will then go on to replace any files that have been modified or corrupted with the correct and original version of this file.
If, however, the System File Checker fails to replace your file there is a second option. This option is the DISM command. This Windows tool fixes the component corruption which prevents the System File Checker from working properly.
To see how to fix this issue, either watch the video or read the instructions below:. Use the System File Checker command first as it will solve the most common problems. However, if it does not fix the problem it will then eliminate the possibility of your system files being corrupted and will allow you to use other methods.
The DISM option is second as these problems are less common. To start the process, you will need to be in the Administrator Command Prompt window. DiamondsAreForever - 2 years ago. GBCounter - 2 years ago. Rajvoh - 2 years ago. ForestShadow - 1 year ago. You may also like:. Popular Stories. Newsletter Sign Up To receive periodic updates and news from BleepingComputer , please use the form below.
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I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. I am a fellow community member who likes to help my peers when able. When your PC locks up and you can't access any of the normal menus or troubleshooting options from within Windows it may be helpful to access the recovery menu using another method. Just look back to the June Windows updates for evidence. Now in September, Microsoft has enforced a patch that addresses the last of the PrintNightmare security vulnerabilities that were first discovered in January.
Since the patch, users are reporting that network printers have stopped working, even for users with administrative privileges. Now, Microsoft has unlocked registry settings that could fix the problem, but this may make your PC vulnerable to the exploits again. Best thing to do is roll back the update scroll down for instructions and wait for the patched to be patched before patching it in yourself again. For now, the solution is to uninstall the updates, which restores normal behavior.
It may ask you to install and import the NuGet provider. These updates are still pretty stable, though, so may be worth a shot if a recent update has broken something on Windows 10 for you. Simply right-click the one you want to uninstall and reboot your PC. After every major update, Windows 10 gives you a day window to roll back to a previous version of Windows. Again, this option is only available for 10 days after a Windows 10 build update. The first thing you can do to avoid getting the above update problems and more is to take over the control when your Windows 10 updates.
This way you can hold off getting updates the moment Microsoft rolls them out, monitor the news for a bit to see if any major errors crop up, then manually do the update yourself. If you want to block Windows updates completely until when you see fit, you first need to disable the Windows Update Medic Service, which triggers the main Windows Update service to switch itself back on automatically.
You have to disable this through Registry Editor. Click start, type regedit and open Registry Editor. This means you can now also disable the Windows Update service in the same window.
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