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Main Forum => Tweaking.com Support & Help => Topic started by: AreeSoothsayer on March 20, 2020, 10:53:51 am
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Had alot of errors in windows after moving from HD ot SSD. Tryingto fix the errors one by one I succeeded. Went to sleep, woke up with new errors. I did do the command line scans. Then trying to find help for those errors I found a link to here.
First time I used it it BSOD when rebooting after repairs in safe mode. Corrupted Recycling bin. en-US was trying to be deleted. I worked to remove all the files so windows would fix it.
No luck.
Before fixing all the errors I had made an image. I restarted from there and then used your program.
No crash but the exact same Corrupt Recycling and en-US.
Working on trying to get a Linux program to boot from, I don't have a usb big enough so here's hoping for my DVD drive.
Edit: Success! I hope you guys find and fix the cause in your program.
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Hi - I'm glad to see that you were able to fix your problems but I don't know why they should have occurred by changing from a HDD to a SDD.
A corrupt Recycle Bin is a known problem in not just Win 10 which I assume you are using.
This article has a couple of steps in how to resolve that - https://www.easeus.com/recover-deleted-files/fix-corrupted-windows-10-recycle-bin-and-restore-lost-data.html
However, should you need to perform a sfc /scannow then you should first execute this cmd as as sfc scannow can report that it is unable to repair all files.
dism //online /cleanup-image /restorehealth
The sfc /scannow should now report no integrity violations or that it was able to repair all corruption.
If you have non-specific Win 10 problems that cannot be fixed by those two cmds then you can perform a repair install which won't affect personal stuff or installed programs.
For this you will need to create either an install USB or DVD which can be done after reading - https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/software-download/windows10
When you have created the install media, open Windows/File Explorer - This PC - insert the media and double click on its drive.
This will start the process when using a DVD but will open to its files when using an USB where you would then double click on setup.exe Application.