Windows Resource Protection Could Not

But sometimes users report ” SFC Scannow not Working” running sfc /scannow results “Windows Resource Protection could not start the repair service”. I’ve been trying to do “ sfc /scannow ” because my PUBG isn’t working but every time I type it into the admin command prompt is tells me that Windows Resource Protection could not.

1. Windows Resource Protection Could Not Start The Repair Service Command Prompt
2. Windows Resource Protection Could Not Perform The Requested Operation
3. Sfc Windows Resource Protection Could Not

We are trying to attempt to fix a Windows 2008 start up problem. We boot the machine from a Windows 2008 CD and go to the repair tool - command prompt. When we do the command sfc /scannow, we are getting 'Windows Resource Protection could not start the repair service' We did some researches there someone suggested the trustedinstaller is not running so we tried to do a net start trustedinstaller. But We are getting 'The windows modulers instaler service is starting The windows modulers instaler service is starting could not be started A system error has occured System error 1067 has occured The process terminated unexpectedly. ' Anyone can give us an idea to see why we can not run the sfc the first place.

Windows Resource Protection Could Not Start The Repair Service Command Prompt

I also have the very same problem, so I did the very same as Darell suggested. I put in my CD, selected the repair option in the lower left hand corner and then selected Command Prompt, typed in: sfc /SCANNOW /OFFBOOTDIR=d: /OFFWINDIR=d:windows (I usedD: cause thats where my OS resides). After I did all of that I got a prompt back saying: There is a system repair pending which requires reboot to complete. Restart windows and run sfc again.Now I have restarted 3 times and got the same result. What would I do now?

I have a similar issue with the sfc utility.1. Booting from System Restore disc and running cmd line states there is a reboot pending. Rebooting does not fix issue, nor does rebooting and attempting system restore - cmd utility - sfc2. I have attached the hard drive via usb to a working computer and have attempted to run the sfc scan with the appropriate switches however I get the following statement, 'Windows Resource Protection could not start the repair service.' My guess is there is some type of file lock in place that is blocking changes.

Windows Resource Protection Could Not Perform The Requested Operation

If I find a solution I will post back. I installed avast! Anti-Virus and whenever I would open the main UI, it would give me a Windows Side-by-Side error. I found out that Visual C did not install properly, but when I went to install it it would give me an error and roll back the install. Ifound that a possible solution was the 'sfc /scannow' command. Then that led to this problem.I can confirm that deleting the 'pending.xml' file will allow the SFC process to progress, even in situations where you can boot to Windows (SFC online, rather than the aforementioned offline process) but SFC is stuck.Thanks for the helpful posts in here! Hello Drew,You do need to understand that renaming the pending.xml potentially leaves the OS in a bad state.

You have some updates that did not complete installation and now will not continue. The pending.xml is used when the installation of an updatesrequires a reboot and contains the list of actions to take place after the reboot. By renaming it, those actions will not take place.Thanks, Darrell Gorter MSFT This posting is provided 'AS IS' with no warranties, and confers no rights.

VAMT - Volume Activation Management Tool - Download link http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=ec7156d2-2864-49ee-bfcb-777b898ad582&displaylang=en. I ran into the same error, and found another topic that the trustedinstaller service has to be set to automatic for this to work.To do that, use the sc.exe command. If you are booting from the OS DVD, it may not be there - I found it on the hard drive I was trying to repair, in the windowssystem32 folder.sc config trustedinstaller start= autoNOTE: there must be a space between '=' and 'auto' as shown above. Once this is set, the sfc can start the trusted installer service as it does its work - you do not need to start it yourself.

System File Checker or SFC is a utility located in C: WindowsSystem32 folder in Windows 10, 8.1 and 7. Which allows users to scan and restore corruptions in Windows system files. This sfc /scannow tool easily detect any corrupted files and the missing contents of file. But sometimes due to the improper service running behind the Windows Module Installer. Or any other reason while running this tool you may receive one of the following error. Windows Resource Protection could not start the repair service. Windows resource protection found corrupt files, windows resource protection found integrity violations Or this error may be like Windows Resource Protection could not perform the requested operation.

Sfc Windows Resource Protection Could Not

And the tool will not be able to run or complete its scanning and repair process successfully. The main reason of the error is that Trusted Installer or the Windows Module Installer service is not enabled. If this service is not running on your computer then you have to fix Windows resource protection could not start the repair service by enabling this service in order to use System file checker. Windows Resource Protection could not startIf you are trying to open system file checker or sfc /scannowon your computer. And are receiving Windows resource protection could not start the repair service. Then don’t worry here we have some tips to fix this Error. Make sure Windows Module installer service is runningThe main reason of the error is that Trusted Installer or the Windows Module Installer service is not enabled or not running.

If this service is not running on your computer then you may face this problem. Lets fallow bellow the steps to start the Windows Module Installer service. Press Windows + R key type services.msc and press OK. This will open the services window. Now scroll down and select Windows Modules Installer service.

Right click on it and select properties. Now under Windows Modules Installer properties change the startup type to automatic. And if the service is not running click on start the service.

After make changes click apply and ok.Note: if the service is already running just right click and stop the service and again restart the service. Close the services window and perform the System File Checker utility if you still face the error fallow the next step.

Use commands to fix Windows Resource Protection could not start the repair service errorAfter performing the above method if problem not fixed for you then don’t worry.