The setup files are corrupted windows 10

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I tried installing Windows 10 to a virtual machine to see if I could perhaps try manually replacing the files there, but when I run sfc /scannow on a brand new Windows install it STILL reports finding corrupt files that could not be fixed. The only supposed fix I could find for this issue didn't change a thing.

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Scanhealth finished successfully, but restore health fails with an error code 0x800f081f, 'The source files could not be found' Running sfc /scannow reports corrupt files that cannot be fixed.ДЄfter some searching it seemed the next place to go from there was dism /online /cleanup-image /scanhealth and dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth USP10.dll being corrupt isn't allowing me to use a few of my programs, namely Unity Engine and GIMP and I would appreciate any help getting this fixed. What kind of drive do you have, spinning platters or solid state? Have you run chkdsk on it to see if it identifies any other types of corruption of the drive? SpinRite can dig deeper into the drive structure and find and repair a lot of damage, though it wouldn't get your filenames back.ДЄre your files backed up? If so, maybe the best course would be to zap the drive and start from scratch, then restore.Hey all, I'm having a serious issue with a couple of corrupt files (UPS10.dll is the only one I've actually noticed causing me problems, but there are a few others) on a basically new, fresh install of Windows 10. I agree withВ chris.hone.5688 about checking to see if shadow copies can restore the originals. For that matter, you should be able to examine any of the files in a reader that can handle non-text files as well. That would give some idea of whether the corruption extends to file contents. css are text files and would be readable in Notepad++ or just plain Notepad. Have you tried looking at any file contents? Even if you don't know what the original files are, files ending in. Still, corruption like this can happen, so I would look further into that before nuking the system.

My first concern would be some kind of infection, so better safe than sorry.

I concur with the advice to get this disconnected ASAP, before doing anything else. That too is an indication this was some rogue process rather than a corruption.

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My gut says this is malware, but maybe not ransomware since as others have pointed out, they leave pretty obvious files with instructions on how to pay.ДЄs for the files that have numbers at the end like '0(2)', well that is just Windows preventing new files with the same name from overwriting. On the other hand, the file names have legit characters and if this were electronic/magnetic corruption, the bits wouldn't necessarily conform to all valid Windows file name characters. Also, do you see the normal stuff like file sizes in the file explorer detail view? Wondering if this is a NTFS corruption, and that might mess with a lot more than the file name. How does the folder structure look? Folder names aren't really any different than file names, so if the file names corrupted, there is no good explanation of why folder names wouldn't have done the same thing. Lastly, if you happen to know the type of files that were in some of these directories, for example DOCX or XLSX files, you might try renaming a couple to those extensions and try loading them with the appropriate app to see if this is just a name issue or something worse. Maybe using something like Macrium Reflect to get a disk-level image in case the drive is failing. If that comes up clean, the next issue is to run a backup to an external drive.

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Agree with others who suggested taking the machine offline (quickly) and running deep scans below OS level. Since the files are not named with any kind of discernable pattern, it may be corruption but not necessarily of file content, but rather the names.Д®ither a rogue process went through and renamed files, or there is a storage device issue.

I think the point some others are making is the default view in Windows is to not show extensions, and a file name like .txt is entirely legitimate, but would appear as in the view that hides the extension, while it could contain text.

The setup files are corrupted windows 10