SFC /SCANNOW says Corrupt Files but Unable to Fix - DISM /ScanHealth says No corruption

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I recently had major boot issues on my Windows 10 machine (Build 19042.662).

I was able to fix it after plugging my drive into a 2nd machine and running the DISM and SFC commands there (in Safe Mode).

It now boots fine to Windows on the original machine. I ran the DISM commands again (both on desktop and in safe mode) and it says "no component store corruption" and the '/restorehealth' command completed 100% successfully.

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However, when running SFC /SCANNOW, I get the message that it found corrupt files but was unable to fix some of them - I tried both in desktop and in safe mode as well as clean boot to no avail.

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When looking at the CBS.log (or CBS.txt) - I found this message: "Failed to clear CorruptionDetectedDuringAcr store corrupt flag (slow mode trigger)." Not sure what it means but how do I fix this error of SFC /SCANNOW showing that there are corrupt files. When I check the CBS.log file, there are ZERO (NONE) files that say "cannot repair" etc. - meaning there doesn't seem to be any actual corrupted files(?).

I would really appreciate your help.

Thanks in advance.

Here is the copy of the CBS.txt file.
 

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