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- DISM - Fixing Component Store Corruption in Windows 8
How to Use DISM to Fix Component Store Corruption in Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012 One of the most used tools when fixing corruption for Vista, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2 was the System Update and Readiness Tool (KB947821), commonly called CheckSUR The
- Solved - DISM says component store is repairable
The DISM and SFC commands are two completely different and separate commands SFC repairs corrupted Windows system files by replacing them with clean copies from the component store
- DISM, The component store corruption repaired
Deployment tools include Deployment Imaging Servicing and Management (DISM) command line tool, DISM PowerShell cmdlets, DISM API, Windows System Image Manager (Windows SIM), and OSCDIMG [I downloaded these following two, initially, then saw the first one here, that was DISM]
- Solved - dism online cleanup-image restorehealth stuck at 40%
I've already rebooted and re-run sfc and dism several times, and dism always pops up some sort of error The last time I thought I had solved everything but it got stuck at 40%
- DISM error code 8: Not enough storage is available. . .
Error: 8 Not enough storage is available to process this command The DISM log file can be found at C:\WINDOWS\Logs\DISM\dism log Beginning system scan This process will take some time Windows Resource Protection could not perform the requested operation Press any key to continue C:\WINDOWS\system32>
- Solved - dism error message | Windows 8 Help Forums
Windows\logs\dism\dism log the dism log will state the ERROR and file - missing or corrupt (open with notepad)
- The Specified Package not applicable to the image DISM
Just like the title says, when integrating language packs in "boot wim" to create a multilingual installation of Windows 8, DISM shows an error when adding the package
- Solved - Dism online restore health function gets error 0x80240021
Start with running chkdsk to scan repair the file system along with any potential damaged sectors Open an elevated command prompt, Type: chkdsk r > Press Y to run the scan on reboot Reboot the computer then run sfc dism again If the system is unable to repair file corruption restore the computer using System Restore
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