SFC PROBLEM WINDOWS RESOURCE PROTECTION COULD NOT START THE REPAIR SERVICE FIXED IN 14291

Darkz2012 discovered the real reason sfc /scannow does not work back in build 14279,
wrpint.dll is missing from the required folders for both x64 & x86(32bit) systems by

checking the CBS.LOG file in the C:\Windows\Logs\CBS folder.

If you copy the file wrpint.dll back to the right locations sfc /scannow works.

Then the code you found in the Hub is actually the same code I wrote to help people with copying

the missing  wrpint.dll. However my code even though it works is very large and needs to be updated

for every windows 10 build.

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/insider/forum/insider_wintp-insider_repair/14279-windows-10-resource-protection-couldnt-start/80b8f073-c56d-41ef-9c3f-0e93bd453123?page=2#LastReply

Then Sam-R - found on the web a smaller and better all windows 10 build version of the same code that

does not need to be changed, it works for all versions of windows 10 but needs to be run as a batch file

rather than at command prompt admin.

For all windows 10 builds - including 14295 and any new builds in the future - use the following:

As suggested by SAM-R

Try BKUL ALL WINDOWS 10 BUILD VERSION sfc fix script that works for both 32 bit & 64 bit

http://forums.mydigitallife.info/threads/68632-DISCUSSION-Windows-10-Insider-Preview-Build-14291/page9

Instructions: ( Important these commands need to be run as a batch file - scanfix.cmd )

1. Click file explorer, View, tick [/] file name extensions (then close the file explorer window)
2. right-click the desktop and create a new file - call it scanfix.cmd (not scanfix.cmd.txt)
3. right-click & edit scanfix.cmd then copy and paste the commands in black below and save the file
4. right-click scanfix.cmd - run as administrator
5. Check 1 file was copied  
6. Right-click start, command prompt (admin) type sfc /scannow (& press enter)

@echo off
cls
setlocal
set root=%SystemRoot%\WinSxS\%PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE%_microsoft-windows-servicingstack
for /f "delims=" %%A in ('dir /ad /b %root%-onecore*') do set "from=%SystemRoot%\WinSxS\%%A"
for /f "delims=" %%A in ('dir /ad /b %root%_*') do set "to=%SystemRoot%\WinSxS\%%A"
takeown /F %to%\* /R /A 1>nul
icacls %to%\*.* /T /grant administrators:F 1>nul
echo on
echo F|xcopy /C /R /O /Y %from%\wrpint.dll %to%\wrpint.dll
pause

Darkz2012 discovered the real reason sfc /scannow does not work back in build 14279,
wrpint.dll is missing from the required folders for both x64 & x86(32bit) systems by

checking the CBS.LOG file in the C:\Windows\Logs\CBS folder.

If you copy the file wrpint.dll back to the right locations sfc /scannow works.

Then the code you found in the Hub is actually the same code I wrote to help people with copying

the missing  wrpint.dll. However my code even though it works is very large and needs to be updated

for every windows 10 build.

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/insider/forum/insider_wintp-insider_repair/14279-windows-10-resource-protection-couldnt-start/80b8f073-c56d-41ef-9c3f-0e93bd453123?page=2#LastReply

Then Sam-R - found on the web a smaller and better all windows 10 build version of the same code that

does not need to be changed, it works for all versions of windows 10 but needs to be run as a batch file

rather than at command prompt admin.

For all windows 10 builds - including 14295 and any new builds in the future - use the following:

As suggested by SAM-R

Try BKUL ALL WINDOWS 10 BUILD VERSION sfc fix script that works for both 32 bit & 64 bit

http://forums.mydigitallife.info/threads/68632-DISCUSSION-Windows-10-Insider-Preview-Build-14291/page9

Instructions: ( Important these commands need to be run as a batch file - scanfix.cmd )

1. Click file explorer, View, tick [/] file name extensions (then close the file explorer window)
2. right-click the desktop and create a new file - call it scanfix.cmd (not scanfix.cmd.txt)
3. right-click & edit scanfix.cmd then copy and paste the commands in black below and save the file
4. right-click scanfix.cmd - run as administrator
5. Check 1 file was copied  
6. Right-click start, command prompt (admin) type sfc /scannow (& press enter)

@echo off
cls
setlocal
set root=%SystemRoot%\WinSxS\%PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE%_microsoft-windows-servicingstack
for /f "delims=" %%A in ('dir /ad /b %root%-onecore*') do set "from=%SystemRoot%\WinSxS\%%A"
for /f "delims=" %%A in ('dir /ad /b %root%_*') do set "to=%SystemRoot%\WinSxS\%%A"
takeown /F %to%\* /R /A 1>nul
icacls %to%\*.* /T /grant administrators:F 1>nul
echo on
echo F|xcopy /C /R /O /Y %from%\wrpint.dll %to%\wrpint.dll
pause

it didn't work for me...

this is what I did.... closed all web browsers, all running apps.. restarted my laptop and on elevated command, (run as administrator),  type sfc /scannow.... and voila... it worked..

Thanks for your suggestion..

ObiwanRei

Make sure Trusted Installer Service is running also called windows modules installer on some OS's.

Run from an elevated command prompt the FULL path as seen below.

C:\windows\sysnative\sfc /scannow

If sfc /scannow runs 32 vs 64 bit version you get that error.