I tried checking out the solution and I found a neat trick
using the Command Prompt or cmd that completely solved my problem.
First you need to access the Command prompt with
administrative privileges. Open search box then [Type “cmd”> Right Click
> Run as administrator]. This action will bring up a window like below:
NOTE: *DO NOT TYPE
THE COMMAS
Type these command exactly as it is: “sfc /” then press ENTER
That command will bring up the following list of associated
commands below:
NOTE: *DO NOT TYPE
THE COMMAS
The list above is self explanatory so if you want to:
Scan the whole
computer and Repair, Type: “sfc
/scannow” then press ENTER
It may take a while to complete
but when it is finally done, it will have repaired any corrupt files if there
were any.
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