Hello,
Rename the cbs.log file to cbs.old ( this will help reduce the size)
c:\windows\logs\cbs\cbs.log
Run sfc /scannow again
Send me the cbs.log file after it completes ( zip it up if you can)
darrellg@online. Microsoft.com
Remove the online before sending.
Thanks,
Darrell Gorter[MSFT]

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|
| Thanks everybody for your help and comments.
| In can tell more detais about this case:
| -sfc doesn't even start scanning. I tried it on safe mode and also
| booting from the Vista DVD (inside Windows Rescue Environment).
| -The computer is stable. It can be used for the everyday tasks without
| halting or showing errors.
| -There's one difference from complete functioning: it refuses to
| install some new programs. It's possible to install some of them but
| not other. It's not possible to install Service Pack 1.
| -I'm not sure but the failure can come from being shut down while
| updating (after logging off and while showing the message "Don't turn
| off the computer. Your computer is being updated").
| -It's able to update some components from Windows Update, but other
| ones fail every time.
| I hope there's a better alternative than reinstalling completely the
| operating system.
| On Mar 13, 1:52*am, wrote:
| Thanks for your help.
|
| Of course I did.
| If I wouldn't do it, I would obtain the message:
| "You must be an administrator running a console session in order touse
| the sfc utility."
|
| I already tried the command booting on "safe mode".
|
| Any more ideas?
|
| On Mar 13, 1:38*am, "Mark" wrote:
|
| Did you run this from an elevated command prompt?
|
| wrote in message
|
|
...
| Hi there! I hope you can help me a little.
|
| I'm using Vista Ultimate.
| You can suppose that if I'm writing here it's because I'm finding
some problems (and I'm unable to solve them by myself).
|
| I'm quite sure that I don't have malware on my computer. It's
usually
| not connected to internet.
| I think I have some kind of system files & registry corruption.
|
| "Chkdsk" says the filesystem is ok.
| Next step would be running "sfc" (sfc /scannow). But it refuses to
| start.
| The message is: "Windows Resource Protection could not perform the
| requested operation."
| I already tried it starting in "safe mode".
|
| I tried also to install "Service Pack 1" but it I couldn't.
|
| What can I do now?
|

On Mar 13, 1:09 pm, ("Darrell
Gorter[MSFT]") wrote:
Hello,
Rename the cbs.log file to cbs.old ( this will help reduce the size)
c:\windows\logs\cbs\cbs.log
Run sfc /scannow again
Send me the cbs.log file after it completes ( zip it up if you can)
darrellg@online. Microsoft.com
Remove the online before sending.
Thanks,
Darrell Gorter[MSFT]

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights
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| Subject: "sfc /scannow"
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| Message-ID:

| References:

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microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_mainten ance:21420
| X-Tomcat-NG: microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_mainten ance
|
| Thanks everybody for your help and comments.
| In can tell more detais about this case:
| -sfc doesn't even start scanning. I tried it on safe mode and also
| booting from the Vista DVD (inside Windows Rescue Environment).
| -The computer is stable. It can be used for the everyday tasks without
| halting or showing errors.
| -There's one difference from complete functioning: it refuses to
| install some new programs. It's possible to install some of them but
| not other. It's not possible to install Service Pack 1.
| -I'm not sure but the failure can come from being shut down while
| updating (after logging off and while showing the message "Don't turn
| off the computer. Your computer is being updated").
| -It's able to update some components from Windows Update, but other
| ones fail every time.
| I hope there's a better alternative than reinstalling completely the
| operating system.
| On Mar 13, 1:52 am, wrote:
| Thanks for your help.
|
| Of course I did.
| If I wouldn't do it, I would obtain the message:
| "You must be an administrator running a console session in order touse
| the sfc utility."
|
| I already tried the command booting on "safe mode".
|
| Any more ideas?
|
| On Mar 13, 1:38 am, "Mark" wrote:
|
| Did you run this from an elevated command prompt?
|
| wrote in message
|
| ...

| Hi there! I hope you can help me a little.
|
| I'm using Vista Ultimate.
| You can suppose that if I'm writing here it's because I'm finding
some problems (and I'm unable to solve them by myself).
|
| I'm quite sure that I don't have malware on my computer. It's
usually
| not connected to internet.
| I think I have some kind of system files & registry corruption.
|
| "Chkdsk" says the filesystem is ok.
| Next step would be running "sfc" (sfc /scannow). But it refuses to
| start.
| The message is: "Windows Resource Protection could not perform the
| requested operation."
| I already tried it starting in "safe mode".
|
| I tried also to install "Service Pack 1" but it I couldn't.
|
| What can I do now?
|

I've got the same problem using Vista Ultimate. sfc /scannow won't
run from Administrator prompt even in safe mode. Same error. Any
insights on how this resolves would be appreciated. I already ran
chkdsk and got it to work (no file problems found) but sfc /scannow
doesn't get far enough to even log anything....

On Mar 21, 2:34*pm, wrote:
On Mar 13, 1:09 pm, ("Darrell





Gorter[MSFT]") wrote:
Hello,
Rename the cbs.log file to cbs.old ( this will help reduce the size)
c:\windows\logs\cbs\cbs.log
Run sfc /scannow again
Send me the cbs.log file after it completes ( zip it up if you can)
darrellg@online. Microsoft.com
Remove the online before sending.
Thanks,
Darrell Gorter[MSFT]

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| From:
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| Subject: "sfc /scannow"
| Date: Thu, 13 Mar 2008 08:23:55 -0700 (PDT)
| Organization:http://groups.google.com
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| Message-ID:

| References:

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|
| Thanks everybody for your help and comments.
| In can tell more detais about this case:
| -sfc doesn't even start scanning. I tried it on safe mode and also
| booting from the Vista DVD (inside Windows Rescue Environment).
| -The computer is stable. It can be used for the everyday tasks without
| halting or showing errors.
| -There's one difference from complete functioning: it refuses to
| install some new programs. It's possible to install some of them but
| not other. It's not possible to install Service Pack 1.
| -I'm not sure but the failure can come from being shut down while
| updating (after logging off and while showing the message "Don't turn
| off the computer. Your computer is being updated").
| -It's able to update some components from Windows Update, but other
| ones fail every time.
| I hope there's a better alternative than reinstalling completely the
| operating system.
| On Mar 13, 1:52 am, wrote:
| Thanks for your help.
|
| Of course I did.
| If I wouldn't do it, I would obtain the message:
| "You must be an administrator running a console session in order touse
| the sfc utility."
|
| I already tried the command booting on "safe mode".
|
| Any more ideas?
|
| On Mar 13, 1:38 am, "Mark" wrote:
|
| Did you run this from an elevated command prompt?
|
| wrote in message
|
| ...

| Hi there! I hope you can help me a little.
|
| I'm using Vista Ultimate.
| You can suppose that if I'm writing here it's because I'm finding
some problems (and I'm unable to solve them by myself).
|
| I'm quite sure that I don't have malware on my computer. It's
usually
| not connected to internet.
| I think I have some kind of system files & registry corruption.
|
| "Chkdsk" says the filesystem is ok.
| Next step would be running "sfc" (sfc /scannow). But it refuses to
| start.
| The message is: "Windows Resource Protection could not perform the
| requested operation."
| I already tried it starting in "safe mode".
|
| I tried also to install "Service Pack 1" but it I couldn't.
|
| What can I do now?
|

I've got the same problem using Vista Ultimate. *sfc /scannow won't
run from Administrator prompt even in safe mode. *Same error. *Any
insights on how this resolves would be appreciated. *I already ran
chkdsk and got it to work (no file problems found) but sfc /scannow
doesn't get far enough to even log anything....- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Same here. Additionally when I elevate cmd.exe instead of going to c:
\windows\system32 as the prompt it goes to c:\windows\system.
It runs through about 6% then err's with WRP statement mentioned at
the top of the thread. Although on my end it might have something to
do with the fact that my machine was assigned a new SID through means
of unknown origin. i think i'll be able to reverse that but... I've
had that problem on ultimate multiple times and re-installing and/or
wiping the drive seem to be the only things that have got me up and
going again. Good luck!

I think you people are creating many more problems for yourselves than
you are correcting. Instead of simply jumping in with these "high
octane" "solutions" wouldn't it be MUCH easier to simply THINK about the
situation? The best thing for you to do would be to do a "backstep" to a
time before you began implementing these wonderful solutions. To do
this, just press F8 as the computer is booting. Having done so, you'll
be offered choices; the choice you need to take is to continue booting
from the time when your computer worked well. This will eliminmate all
of the "repairs" you have attempted. Now, you will have a clean
enviroment from which to proceed. Your "programs, work, and etc..." will
still be there. Now you NEED to do COMPLETE maintenence; VIRUS scan,
DEFRAG, UPDATE. After which you NEED to UNINSTALL any of the "free"
programs which have been so generously provided via the internet. AFTER
that stuff has been done you need to do COMPLETE maintenence AGAIN. This
stuff is going to take time and effort! There is no "easy or quick" way
to solve your problems. THINK about it.


--
MrGW77
Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com

Thanks for your very helpful post....NOT.


"MrGW77" wrote in message
...

I think you people are creating many more problems for yourselves than
you are correcting. Instead of simply jumping in with these "high
octane" "solutions" wouldn't it be MUCH easier to simply THINK about the
situation? The best thing for you to do would be to do a "backstep" to a
time before you began implementing these wonderful solutions. To do
this, just press F8 as the computer is booting. Having done so, you'll
be offered choices; the choice you need to take is to continue booting
from the time when your computer worked well. This will eliminmate all
of the "repairs" you have attempted. Now, you will have a clean
enviroment from which to proceed. Your "programs, work, and etc..." will
still be there. Now you NEED to do COMPLETE maintenence; VIRUS scan,
DEFRAG, UPDATE. After which you NEED to UNINSTALL any of the "free"
programs which have been so generously provided via the internet. AFTER
that stuff has been done you need to do COMPLETE maintenence AGAIN. This
stuff is going to take time and effort! There is no "easy or quick" way
to solve your problems. THINK about it.


--
MrGW77
Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com

Reading the previous post brought to mind something else. In the case
where you do not have a previous backup (A good one). You should still
be able to "roll back" to the time you first installed windows. I forget
exactly how it was done; I had to do it once with XP because I had,
foolishly, installed a "helpful" utility. Windows will always keep a
copy of the original install to use for reference. This command had to
be carried-out in DOS and it involved searching through the C:\
directory. The file is one of the hidden files so you need to first tell
the computer to display all files. I don't have the time at the moment
but this is very worth investigating if you need to. There are sites
where information like this and many other useful things are discussed,
just do a google search for them looking for "techie" sites


--
MrGW77
Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com

Hello,
Do you have SP1 installed?
With some file corruptions in the OS, SFC would fail like the error message
you are reporting.
Particularly when there was manifest corruption.
The following tool attempts to fix manifest corruption
947821 Description of the CheckSUR update for Windows Vista and for Windows
Vista for x64-based systems
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;EN-US;947821

After you get SP1 on the system, SFC is more tolerant of corrupted files
that could cause the issue and continues on.


Thanks,
Darrell Gorter[MSFT]

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|
| On Mar 21, 2:34*pm, wrote:
| On Mar 13, 1:09 pm, ("Darrell
|
|
|
|
|
| Gorter[MSFT]") wrote:
| Hello,
| Rename the cbs.log file to cbs.old ( this will help reduce the size)
| c:\windows\logs\cbs\cbs.log
| Run sfc /scannow again
| Send me the cbs.log file after it completes ( zip it up if you can)
| darrellg@online. Microsoft.com
| Remove the online before sending.
| Thanks,
| Darrell Gorter[MSFT]
|
| This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
rights
| --------------------
| | From:
| | Newsgroups: microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_mainten ance
| | Subject: "sfc /scannow"
| | Date: Thu, 13 Mar 2008 08:23:55 -0700 (PDT)
| | Organization:http://groups.google.com
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| | Message-ID:
|
| | References:
|
| | *
|
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| microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_mainten ance:21420
| | X-Tomcat-NG:
microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_mainten ance
| |
| | Thanks everybody for your help and comments.
| | In can tell more detais about this case:
| | -sfc doesn't even start scanning. I tried it on safe mode and also
| | booting from the Vista DVD (inside Windows Rescue Environment).
| | -The computer is stable. It can be used for the everyday tasks
without
| | halting or showing errors.
| | -There's one difference from complete functioning: it refuses to
| | install some new programs. It's possible to install some of them
but
| | not other. It's not possible to install Service Pack 1.
| | -I'm not sure but the failure can come from being shut down while
| | updating (after logging off and while showing the message "Don't
turn | off the computer. Your computer is being updated").
| | -It's able to update some components from Windows Update, but
other
| | ones fail every time.
| | I hope there's a better alternative than reinstalling completely
the
| | operating system.
| | On Mar 13, 1:52 am, wrote:
| | Thanks for your help.
| |
| | Of course I did.
| | If I wouldn't do it, I would obtain the message:
| | "You must be an administrator running a console session in
order touse
| | the sfc utility."
| |
| | I already tried the command booting on "safe mode".
| |
| | Any more ideas?
| |
| | On Mar 13, 1:38 am, "Mark"
wrote:
| |
| | Did you run this from an elevated command prompt?
| |
| | wrote in message
| |
| |
...
|
| | Hi there! I hope you can help me a little.
| |
| | I'm using Vista Ultimate.
| | You can suppose that if I'm writing here it's because I'm
finding
| some problems (and I'm unable to solve them by myself).
| |
| | I'm quite sure that I don't have malware on my computer.
It's
| usually
| | not connected to internet.
| | I think I have some kind of system files & registry
corruption. |
| | "Chkdsk" says the filesystem is ok.
| | Next step would be running "sfc" (sfc /scannow). But it
refuses to
| | start.
| | The message is: "Windows Resource Protection could not
perform the
| | requested operation."
| | I already tried it starting in "safe mode".
| |
| | I tried also to install "Service Pack 1" but it I couldn't.
| |
| | What can I do now?
| |
|
| I've got the same problem using Vista Ultimate. *sfc /scannow won't
| run from Administrator prompt even in safe mode. *Same error. *Any
| insights on how this resolves would be appreciated. *I already ran
| chkdsk and got it to work (no file problems found) but sfc /scannow
| doesn't get far enough to even log anything....- Hide quoted text -
|
| - Show quoted text -
| Same here. Additionally when I elevate cmd.exe instead of going to c:
| \windows\system32 as the prompt it goes to c:\windows\system.
| It runs through about 6% then err's with WRP statement mentioned at
| the top of the thread. Although on my end it might have something to
| do with the fact that my machine was assigned a new SID through means
| of unknown origin. i think i'll be able to reverse that but... I've
| had that problem on ultimate multiple times and re-installing and/or
| wiping the drive seem to be the only things that have got me up and
| going again. Good luck!
|

MrGW77;729080 Wrote:
The "problem" you're having is because you're not elevating the command
to Administrator level. To do this, start ALL PROGRAMS-ACCESSORIES-then
right-click command prompt and choose RUN AS ADMINISTRATOR. This will
open an elevatede command prompt where3 you type SFC /scannow (EXACTLY
as I've shown you) then just let it run and only touch the keyboard if
input is requested of you. It may (should) take only about 10 or 15
miniutes; if it takes more time then just let it go, when finished
you'll have a brand new startup (system install)


"SFC /scannow" gives the following message when verification is 19%
complete: "Windows Resource Protection could not perform the requested
operation".


--
horiageorg
Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com

horiageorg;1122014 Wrote:
"SFC /scannow" gives the following message when verification is 19%
complete: "Windows Resource Protection could not perform the requested
operation".

I have the same issues are listed on the above notes in the thread.
I'll detail what is happening on my laptop and hopefully someone can
give some insight:

I ran sfc /SCANNOW in cmd with elevated rights (run as administrator)
I got the error "Windows REsource Protection could not perform the
requested operation"

I ran chkdsk /r /f (on reboot of course)

I ran the sfc /SCANNOW again, this time it ran to 100% of the
verification process, then came up with the Windows Resource
Protection.. error message.

CBS log is as follows (I ommited all but the errors):

::POQ 66 ends.::
::2009-01-07 13:45:38, Info CSI 00000169 [SR]
Repair complete::
::2009-01-07 13:45:39, Info CSI 0000016a [SR]
Committing transaction::
::2009-01-07 13:45:39, Info CSI 0000016b Creating
NT transaction (seq 1), objectname [6]\"(null)\"::
::2009-01-07 13:45:39, Info CSI 0000016c Created NT
transaction (seq 1) result 0x00000000, handle @0xf5c::
::2009-01-07 13:45:39, Error CSI 0000016d (F)
STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER #3167866# from
Windows::Rtl::SystemImplementation::CDirectory_IRt lDirectoryTearoff::SetAttributes(Attributes
= 2064 (0x00000810))[gle=0xd000000d]::
::2009-01-07 13:45:39, Error CSI
::'
):: (F) d:\rtm\base\wcp\sil\silp.h(5014):
Error STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER originated in function
Windows::Rtl::SystemImplementation::CDirectory_IRt lDirectoryTearoff::SetAttributes
expression: Valid flags check failed: Attributes::
::[gle=0x80004005]::
::2009-01-07 13:45:45, Error CSI 0000016f (F)
STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER #3167681# from
RtlRunPrimitiveOperationsFromCallbacksAgainstSil(. ..)[gle=0xd000000d]::
::2009-01-07 13:45:45, Error CSI 00000170 (F)
STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER #3167667# from
ApplyTransactionPOQsToSil(...)[gle=0xd000000d]::
::2009-01-07 13:45:45, Error CSI
::'
):: (F)
d:\rtm\base\wcp\componentstore\com\store_transacti on.cpp(1121): Error
STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER originated in function
ApplyTransactionPOQsToSil expression: (null)::
::[gle=0x80004005]::

Now reading that log i see an invalid parameter
d:\rtm\base\wcp\sil\silp.h, i checked drive D
and there were no such folder or sudirectories listed. D: itself is
more of a small document repository.

My next step may be to hope that Acer
preinstalled the recovery stuff so I can try that at bootup (i don't
have a Vista disk).

WIth reading above, anything to
suggest?


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