Making sfc /scannow .bat file

ID10 Banned  September 4, 2024

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Thanks for sharing the info. However, a simple way to create a bat file is to right click on the desktop->New->Text Document and enter 2 statements on separate lines: sfc /scannow, pause then save it as RunSFC.bat or whatever you name it.

NOTE: you need to put a pause statement after sfc /scannow so that the user will have a chance to read the output message, otherwise the command windows just simply closes.

Thanks for the information on adding PAUSE. :)

Would that be:

sfc /scannow, pause

or

sfc /scannow
pause

It should be on separate lines:
sfc /scannow
pause

OR:
@ sfc /scannow
@ pause

OR:
@ sfc /scannow & pause

By adding '@' the command will not be echoed in the command windows.
adding & if you want multiple commands in one line

topgundcp said:
It should be on separate lines:
sfc /scannow
pause


Thank you. :)

Learned new stuff

I added the PAUSE &;; it kept the window open.
It said to press any key to continue.
I pressed Space bar &;; the window closed. :)

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