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Tagline:HowtoUseSFCSCANNOWCommandinWindows11
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1. Click the Start Button and wait for the Start Menu to appear

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2. After the Start menu appears, type cmd in the searchbox and wait for
it to find the Command Prompt app for you

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3. Once the Command Prompt app is found, click on Run as administrator and wait for
the app to start

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4. If you get a UAC prompt, click YES

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5. in the CMD window, type sfc /scannow and hit the ENTER key

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6. After hitting the ENTER key, the System File Checker (SFC) will start
scanning Windows' system files for error and corrupted files.

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7. During scanning, a percentage indicator will appear showing the scan's
progress

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8. Once the scan is complete, SFC will notify you whether it found errors
or not. In this case of this article, it did not find any issues.

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