Re: integrity error 0x8000001
@080745992c5b583f Hmm, when I look up, "integrity error 0x8000001", it says something about corrupted files, so something else you can try is to repair your system's files.
Note: This process won't require you to reinstall Windows as it would only check and repair the system files.
Here's how to repair the system's files:
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Note: If you run into the problem where the corrupted files are unable to be repaired, I would contact Microsoft Support for assistance. They would be able to walk you through on how to repair the corrupted files that weren't repairable. Luckily, in most cases the repair process is able to fix the corrupted files.- Open the Command Prompt in administrator mode
- Type, "DISM /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth" (without the quotes), and wait for it to finish.
Note: DISM stands for "Deployment Image Servicing and Management tool". It often repairs Microsoft related files, such as issues with Window apps. Some problems with the next file checker can only be fixed after running this one first.
- Now type, "sfc /scannow" (without the quotes), and wait for it to finish.
Note: sfc stands for "System File Checker". This one will repair system files, (such as important Windows drivers).
- Lastly, restart your PC.
- Type, "DISM /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth" (without the quotes), and wait for it to finish.
Note: DISM stands for "Deployment Image Servicing and Management tool". It often repairs Microsoft related files, such as issues with Window apps. Some problems with the next file checker can only be fixed after running this one first.
- Now type, "sfc /scannow" (without the quotes), and wait for it to finish.
Note: sfc stands for "System File Checker". This one will repair system files, (such as important Windows drivers).
- Lastly, restart your PC.
