Microsoft-Windows-CorruptedFileRecovery-Client

3 events across 1 channel

Event ID	Title	Channel
1	The system file %1 may be corrupted, which may have caused the application %2 to …	Operational
2	The system file %1 may be corrupted, which may have caused the application %2 to …	Operational
3	The system file %1 is corrupted, which may have caused the application %2 to …	Operational

Event ID 1 — The system file %1 may be corrupted, which may have caused the application %2 to stop working.

Provider: Microsoft-Windows-CorruptedFileRecovery-Client
Channel: Operational

Message

The system file %1 may be corrupted, which may have caused the application %2 to stop working. Windows could not repair this file automatically (error code %3). Run the command "sfc /scannow" at an administrative command prompt to check for errors and to repair the file if necessary.

Fields

Name	Description
`FileName`	—
`AppName`	—
`ErrorCode`	—

Event ID 2 — The system file %1 may be corrupted, which may have caused the application %2 to stop working.

Provider: Microsoft-Windows-CorruptedFileRecovery-Client
Channel: Operational

Message

The system file %1 may be corrupted, which may have caused the application %2 to stop working. Windows attempted to repair the file, but the operation was disabled by group policy.  Run the command "sfc /scannow" at an administrative command prompt to check for errors and to repair the file if necessary.

Fields

Name	Description
`FileName`	—
`AppName`	—

Event ID 3 — The system file %1 is corrupted, which may have caused the application %2 to stop working.

Provider: Microsoft-Windows-CorruptedFileRecovery-Client
Channel: Operational

Message

The system file %1 is corrupted, which may have caused the application %2 to stop working. Windows could not attempt to repair %1 because the operation was disabled by group policy.  Run the command "sfc /scannow" at an administrative command prompt to check for errors and to repair the file if necessary.

Fields

Name	Description
`FileName`	—
`AppName`	—