On my Win7 SP1 computer, my original problem was that it would boot up properly (from all I could tell), but after 10-15 minutes the hard drive would simply stop functioning and the computer would freeze up. During this while time, there was what seemed to be an unusually high amount of disk activity/sound than I normally experienced.
My first action was to try a System Restore, but unfortunately, my restore point was not far enough in the past to repair the error. So, then, I deleted the most recently installed programs, including Adobe's PDF Reader Update, and a few others which I don't remember anymore.
However, I was still getting the hard drive shutdown and computer freeze, so I ran sfc /scannow. The first time--and every subsequent time I've run it--there were files that sfc was unable to repair, most being demo files for video, pictures and such.
I loaded and ran my System Repair Disk, even though my computer was able to boot up, but none of the options managed to correct the problem I was having.
I found some information about the KB3022345 update, and the possibility that it was corrupting the sfc program, but when I checked, it had not been loaded into my computer.
When I learned of your SFCFix program I ran it with the result that some of the programs sfc could not fix were apparently repaired, but not all, and that's where I am at this point.
I'm attaching the SFCFix.txt and CBS.zip file of the CBS directory for your perusal.
I'd appreciate any assistance you can provide me. Thanks sincerely.
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