It's worth noting that even though the System File Checker is designed to be a standalone tool, Microsoft recommends that you first run the Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) tool if ...

To run the system file checker, open an elevated Command Prompt (or PowerShell) window as an administrator. Then, type in “sfc /scannow” and wait as the tool does its thing.

2] Use the System File Checker tool You can also run the System File Checker tool and see if that works. It scans for protected system files and repairs or replaces the corrupt or damaged data ...

With a few glitches already uncovered, a new one that just popped up impacts the built-in file checker tool. The System File Checker (SFC), scans your drive for corrupted system files and attempts ...

Reset or Reinstall Snipping Tool. You will need an admin user account to sort the problem. 1] Run System File Checker Open Run prompt using Win + R and then press shift+ enter after typing CMD.

The Windows System File Checker tool, commonly known as SFC, has a /scannow argument that will check the integrity of all protected Winodws system files and repair any issues that are found.