Archbishopshaggy
Contributor
- Dec 11, 2014
- 11
Greetings,
I have had this problem for a while, and tried asking around other forums, but none seemed to have any idea. Windows support forums wouldn't even actually address the issue and just kept giving me advice related to the update, nothing on how to fix the corruption. They didn't even respond to direct questions about the corruption.
Anyway, I saw several threads on here that seemed to help people with similar problems, but they all had the warning that fix was specific to the user and I should not download the SFCFix files myself.
I have a corrupted system file that neither the SFC or DISM can seem to fix. The file is MSDTC.Log and it causes Windows Update KB3000850 to fail to install. I previously just decided to ignore this, but for some reason the update recently changed from recommended to important on my computer. So now I think it's time to try and tackle this problem again. I will attach a copy of the sfcdetails.txt from the scan that I just ran now.
If anyone can help me with this, I will be eternally grateful.
View attachment sfcdetails.txt
I have had this problem for a while, and tried asking around other forums, but none seemed to have any idea. Windows support forums wouldn't even actually address the issue and just kept giving me advice related to the update, nothing on how to fix the corruption. They didn't even respond to direct questions about the corruption.
Anyway, I saw several threads on here that seemed to help people with similar problems, but they all had the warning that fix was specific to the user and I should not download the SFCFix files myself.
I have a corrupted system file that neither the SFC or DISM can seem to fix. The file is MSDTC.Log and it causes Windows Update KB3000850 to fail to install. I previously just decided to ignore this, but for some reason the update recently changed from recommended to important on my computer. So now I think it's time to try and tackle this problem again. I will attach a copy of the sfcdetails.txt from the scan that I just ran now.
If anyone can help me with this, I will be eternally grateful.
View attachment sfcdetails.txt