sfc performed how to find results?

[whs]

Looks like you are good. Do you encounter any specific problems ?? If yes, we'll have to revisit.

 

[billybellfoot]

i have done this sfc scan on my desktop and my fathers laptop. "sorry for any confusion"

on the desktop just the 1 issue sound related. i think it may be to do with codec (i have 2 sound outputs headphone jack and hdmi... headphone jack plays windows sounds beeps bing bongs etc and video or music tracks etc. however hdmi will only play windows sounds when either on you tube or windows media player is open?)

as for laptop
the issue was with freezes after windows restarted after configuring windows .net framework 4 updates. and as far as i know that has not happened yet but have not had any windows updates since applying fixes. so have not been able to test..


if you require any more details or info to assist a diagnosis just ask and i will try to provide anything you need..

thanks

 

[ilikefree]

To show the cbs log type this into cmd window and it will open in notepad.

notepad C:\windows\logs\cbs\cbs.log

 

[billybellfoot]

thankyou i will give that a go

thanks for helping

 

[whs]

And if you want to do a bit a data reduction down to the essentials, use this command:

findstr /c:"[SR]" %windir%\logs\cbs\cbs.log

 

[billybellfoot]

sorry whs to request repeat but what does that do?


thanks

 

[whs]

sorry whs to request repeat but what does that do?


thanks

The notepad C:\windows\logs\cbs\cbs.log command works but it gives you a gezillion pages of information.

The command I posted reduces the data significantly to what you need to see. It shows it in cmd. There you right click on it and click Select All. Then you right click on the highlighted text and you can paste it into a Notepad or Wordpad or Word.

 

[billybellfoot]

AHa! brilliant that sounds much better than going through loads of pages that i wont even understand looking for something. (needle in a heystack)

thanks for the tip

much apreciated.

 

[whs]

You are welcome.