System failure detected during SFC check PC remains powered off despite scan completion
System failure detected during SFC check PC remains powered off despite scan completion
Just completed an SFC scan that detected a corrupt file and fixed it. I turned off the computer to check if the repair message disappeared when starting up, but I'm stuck on a black screen. Any clues? (I have many family photos that aren’t backed up.) Thanks! (Windows 10)
Keep it until it reaches 100 percent or it shows a spinning circle, then wait five minutes just to confirm before performing a hard restart.
You're opening Windows now? The next thing to do is inspect your Event Viewer—there are many errors there. Make sure your SSD or HDD is functioning properly; the manufacturer of your drive offers software like MAGIC for Samsung. Verify your drivers are still valid using S.M.A.R.T.
I managed to get into Windows and played a few games on Steam. I reviewed the error logs and noticed only warnings, mainly about disconnections from game servers. Most errors are consistent, occurring roughly two times a day. - Windows experienced a fast start failure with status 0xC00000D4. The server {2593F8B9-4EAF-457C-B68A-50F6B8EA6B54} didn’t register with DCOM within the expected time. The last system shutdown happened at 04:59:34 on June 26, 2022, and it was unexpected; the machine restarted without a clean shutdown. This issue might stem from the system failing to respond, crashing, or losing power suddenly. I had encountered these errors before but didn’t realize they were happening again. A file system corruption was found in volume C: the structures are damaged and need offline repair. Volume C (device harddiskVolume3) should be taken offline for a full chkdsk scan. Run "CHKDSK /F" locally or use PowerShell to repair it. Regarding the magician software, its drivers and files are up to date, and the drive appears healthy. A quick diagnostic scan didn’t reveal any issues either. I previously ran sfc /scannow via command prompt, which reported corrupted files and fixed them. After shutting down the PC and rebooting, the scan and repair messages stopped, though the screen still displayed a black image. I performed a hard shutdown, and now Windows is booting normally, but the initial boot message still asks to scan and repair the drive—only the lights and fans worked as usual.
that sounds normal to me. and you don't want to have the message or is more like oh no why is it still here?