You have done it perfectly :)
Thank you for uploading that file. I see a run of SFC from today, so that is perfectly new enough to be valid. The good news is that you don't have any significant problems.
SFC is only reporting one file as corrupt, settings.ini for your Windows Sidebar. This does not actually need fixing, and will never cause a problem. The reason for this is actually quite simple. SFC simply checks whether a file is different from how Microsoft created it. settings.ini stores which gadgets you currently have installed. Often these gadgets are installed by the factory which made your computer, rather than you personally. Either way, it isn't a problem, as all it means is that you have additional gadgets installed over what Microsoft supplies by default. Just having gadgets installed is no problem, and you can safely ignore your SFC warnings.
In addition, Microsoft have acknowledged this problem as not a problem:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/947595
And so there is no problem with your computer :)
Is there a particular reason you ran SFC? Were you trying to fix some other problem, or just a checkup? If you do have another problem, feel free to create another thread elsewhere in this forum to get help with that.
If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to ask.
Richard
