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KebabIsLife
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03-14-2025, 08:24 AM
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In my drive to be a better tech I am trying to fix this problem over just starting over. I have run the Windows Update Troubleshooter, DISM, and the SFC tool. Here is what I've got out of it. After reading the CBC log CheckNetIsolation.exe is corrupted and cannot be repaired After reading the CBC log several things are overlapping After reading the DISM log there is a problem with the armory crate I also know when I asked DISM to check the health I received error code 87
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KebabIsLife
03-14-2025, 08:24 AM #1

In my drive to be a better tech I am trying to fix this problem over just starting over. I have run the Windows Update Troubleshooter, DISM, and the SFC tool. Here is what I've got out of it. After reading the CBC log CheckNetIsolation.exe is corrupted and cannot be repaired After reading the CBC log several things are overlapping After reading the DISM log there is a problem with the armory crate I also know when I asked DISM to check the health I received error code 87

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03-14-2025, 08:33 AM
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Assess your drive's condition or revert the system to a previous state.
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Kynedee
03-14-2025, 08:33 AM #2

Assess your drive's condition or revert the system to a previous state.

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03-15-2025, 03:43 PM
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Scandisk confirms my C: drive is functioning properly. I've noticed it constantly scanning, correcting issues, yet still finding no problems—especially with the M2 drive. My concern about system rollbacks is how far I should proceed. I’m open to the idea of a simple tool that could let Windows reinstall itself while preserving the registry. This request comes from the many games I own. In summary, I have 185 GB free on the C: out of a total 931 GB. That’s roughly 185/931 GB.
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03-15-2025, 03:43 PM #3

Scandisk confirms my C: drive is functioning properly. I've noticed it constantly scanning, correcting issues, yet still finding no problems—especially with the M2 drive. My concern about system rollbacks is how far I should proceed. I’m open to the idea of a simple tool that could let Windows reinstall itself while preserving the registry. This request comes from the many games I own. In summary, I have 185 GB free on the C: out of a total 931 GB. That’s roughly 185/931 GB.

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