You’re reading this part if both, SFC and DISM ended with error messages. If it doesn’t, continue reading below… Advanced Integrity Repair It should also repair files without any problems this time around. If DISM completes and repairs errors, use the sfc /scannow again. If this one ends with error 0x800F081F – The source files could not be found you’ll have to use the Advanced Repair guide below… If you get a message there were corrupt files found, but SFC was unable to repair them, type in this (or copy&paste it):ĭism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth Into the command prompt, type in (or copy&paste it):

Right click Start button and select Command Prompt (Admin). This one however does thanks to fellow users from TechPowerUp (especially “jboydgolfer” 🙂 ) who helped me figure out why SFC and DISM tools fail to repair OS.

There are however often complications with SFC and DISM tools in Windows 10 and all the guides I’ve found online didn’t provide sufficient help or guidance to make them work. Very useful when you’re experiencing errors and you’re suspecting corrupt Windows files might be the reason for that. Just like with Windows 7 and Windows 8.x, Windows 10 supports integrity checking and repair using two tools, SFC and DISM.

Ffxiv check file integrity