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(Fixed)Repair Help with IE corrupted files

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Zaphirox:
Unfortunately, the problem still persist
the DISM.exe /Online /Clean-up Image /RestoreHealth
isn't working for me

Boggin:
The /restorehealth command doesn't work in Win 7 - it normally returns Error 87.

This is where you need to be for Win 7 http://windows.microsoft.com/en-GB/windows7/What-is-the-System-Update-Readiness-Tool and this Fix it to reset Windows Update components https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/971058

You could also try your restore points prior to the outage and the Windows Updates - probably best done in Safe Mode.

Shane:
I rarely have any luck getting windows fixed when it dies in the middle of an update, mainly because the registry sections, files and all get all screwed up. I mean we are talking 50,000+ registry keys and files each!

So normally a repair install would be a good idea, depending on the update and the problem it caused, now if all other updates install just fine and it is only IE then I do have a way to make windows forget IE and let you install it fresh, if you want to give it a try that is :-)

Shane

Zaphirox:

--- Quote from: Shane on May 04, 2015, 01:24:40 pm ---I rarely have any luck getting windows fixed when it dies in the middle of an update, mainly because the registry sections, files and all get all screwed up. I mean we are talking 50,000+ registry keys and files each!

So normally a repair install would be a good idea, depending on the update and the problem it caused, now if all other updates install just fine and it is only IE then I do have a way to make windows forget IE and let you install it fresh, if you want to give it a try that is :-)

Shane

--- End quote ---

Imma go ahead and try repair install though

Boggin:
Have you found your Ultimate disk then to perform the repair install ?

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