Fixing Corrupt Files on Windows 7

DonkHoliday · Nov 30, 2013

Hello everyone,
I am hoping to get help with my laptop. It is 2 years old and is running more like my 9 year old dual core HP. I have 8gb RAM, quad core i5 processor and almost 700GB of HD space with 463 GB free. When I looked under processes it is frequently using 65-99% of my CPU with barely anything running (SynTPEnh uses a solid 20-40% and explorer anywhere from 20-60% which seems very high).

To solve this I first ran the system file checker to find out if I have any corrupted files and wound getting "Windows Resource Protection found corrupt files but was unable to fix some of them. Details are included in the CBS.Log %WinDir%\Logs\CBS\CBS.log."as my response. I went to the CBS log and created a copy of that to investigate the issue (here is a zip copy of it - View attachment CBS.zip ). It is overwhelmingly long and have now reached the point where I'm not comfortable messing around with it anymore.

So, with all of that being said, my questions are how may I go about manually fixing these darn files and is this a likely cause of my dismal performance? Any and all help is greatly appreciated!

Thanks,

Sam

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Fixing Corrupt Files on Windows 7

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