#Error 23 while trying to use DISM
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also when i try to open file explrer, all the files on the taskbar disappear and it doesnt open
i tried factory resetting the pc, and it said that there was a problem and reverted the changes
im fr at my wits end bos
boys
Clean install
is there a way to do that with no USB?
i dont have one on me rn
I don't know really, there's some hacky ways like partitioning a drive then using a tool and dual boot windows but it's effort
Just get a usb stick
i also ran SFC /scannow and it gave me a bunch of files that were corrupted
but i couldnt make sense of it all
also for this issue
Then do a scannow but the one where it fixes the issues
i closed file explorer on task managed then tried to reopen and that seemed to work
sfc /scannow?
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wait
which one is it where it fixes?
doing it now
what arguments did you run DISM with?
so i believe i tried
B
and r?
i think those 2.
every time i try run this command too
the computer hates me for it
have you tried this: chkdsk /r c:
trying this command now
okay i ran the command that was in the screenshot
how do i know if it woorked?
if you tried this command earlier and restarted after that’ll should’ve done the same thing as the command i just sent
is this an ssd or a hdd?
its an ssd
just tried it again
after the restart
still get the same error 23
try downloading crystal disk info and see what it reports about your ssd
gotcha will do it now
here ya gfo
go
@meager spear also would the log of all the corrupted files sfc found but couldnt fix
be helpful?
I can take a look but I remember them being fairly hard to understand, was a while since i last read one though
all good. if you can't find anythiing bro its all good honestly, like i can still use the computer
just when i do anything with file explorer it dies
To fix Error 23, you can try the following, maybe will help 🤞:
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Update your drivers. Go to the website of the manufacturer of your hardware and download the latest drivers for your specific model. Once you've downloaded the drivers, install them on your computer.
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Run a disk check. To do this, open Command Prompt as an administrator and type the following command:
chkdsk /f /r
This will scan your hard drive for errors and repair any that it finds.
- Run a System File Checker scan. The System File Checker tool can scan your computer for corrupt system files and replace them with the correct versions. To run the System File Checker tool, open Command Prompt as an administrator and type the following command:
sfc /scannow
- Reset Windows Update. To do this, open Command Prompt as an administrator and type the following command:
net stop wuauserv
ren C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution SoftwareDistribution.old
net start wuauserv
This will reset Windows Update and allow it to download and install the latest updates.
- Restore your computer to a previous point in time. If you have created a restore point, you can restore your computer to a previous point in time when the blue screen error was not occurring. To do this, open Control Panel and click System and Security. Under System, click System Protection. Click the Configure button in the Protection Settings section. Click the Restore system files and settings button. Click Next and select a restore point. Click Next and then click Finish.