@wangchangcheng That means you need to choose the version of Command Prompt or PowerShell that has the word (Administrator) in the name. The regular versions don't have the proper permissions to run the commands, but the administrator versions do. You also need to be using an administrator account on your computer.
My account is an administrator. It was specially set up before
It's true this time. What's next, sir?
Sorry to forget the screenshot
It's shown in the end. That's it. What's wrong with me?
@wangchangcheng There's an extra space in the sfc command. It should be:
sfc /scannow
Please run it again, and let me know what the message says. (I can't read Chinese, and I can't put a screenshot into a translator app.) I'm curious what the first one says too, the one in your existing sfc screenshot.
