Find issues with corrupted Windows files.
Find issues with corrupted Windows files.
Your PC experiences unexpected crashes. A disk check revealed some corrupt files. You asked if there’s a Windows option to repair without reinstalling, and whether reinstalling would be the better choice. Given your slow internet and the time spent downloading again, it might be easier to skip the reinstall and try a repair instead.
I don't believe there is one. At least I'm not aware of another solution. In my opinion, you should just reinstall it. You might want to attempt to resolve the issue. If your system is overclocked, consider lowering the overclocks or slightly increasing the voltage, run memtest86+ for several hours to check for RAM problems, and so on.
Check if the command DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth sfc /scannow produces the desired result. Try executing it one after another to observe outcomes. If issues persist, consider a reset or reinstall. Note that crashes may not be directly connected to this process.
It seems like the action didn't work as expected. Maybe you should try reinstalling the software again.