Problems with system files? This test program detects an error

There is an important system function behind some Windows files with confusing names. Those who accidentally delete them will soon get into trouble. Fortunately, the system can be fixed by a simple trick.

Once a computer user gets its crash, sometimes they can’t be prevented. Instead of old documents, photos and videos or temporary files, important computer files that the user does not recognize are sometimes available under the wheels.

To Windows 10 After removal, if it crashes or some functionality is no longer available, you can try to fix the operating system with the on-board verification program.

This program searches for system files and automatically replaces defective or missing system files. To start the program, do the following:

1. Start at the command line with superior rights. To do this, type in the Windows search field “cmd” (Without quote marks). Then right-click at the end and select “Run as administrator”.
2. Tap “sfc / scannow” (Reference places) and press Enter. Wait until the process is complete.

In the best case scenario, Windows will recover the missing files. You may need to reset the files manually. To do this, you can start repairing Windows using the USB stick with the Windows 10 image. You can create such a USB stick yourself. We will show you how to do this in our photo show (above).

After you have created the USB stick, restart the computer and boot from the USB stick. Normally F8 or F12 will display the boot menu. If that does not work, try the following keys: Esc, Del, F2, F9, F10, F11. In the boot window you can already tell which keys to press. If you land in the BIOS or UEFI, drop it using the arrow keys on the tab “Break” (The name of the tab may vary depending on the system).

If you are starting from a USB stick, follow the on-screen instructions and select “Computerreparaturoptionen”. If you “Install Now” Windows will be reinstalled. Next, select “Adjustment”, Then “Extended Options” Then “Start jumping”. Here you choose “Windows 10”.