You might also try rebooting Windows between running DSIM & SFC.When I posted that, your profile indicated you were using Win 7. I didn't notice that you then changed it.
Did you run DSIM with the /RestoreHealth switch before running SFC?

Assuming you did, if they're files for installed devices, screen drivers, etc, simply installing the latest updates of those, or uninstalling/reinstalling should take care of that. For any other files, the process is retlatively technical. You'd need to:
• take ownership of the corrupted files;


• open the install.wim file with DISM (or you could use a 3rd-party app WinZip or 7-zip)
• copy the files from install.wim to the relevant folder (probably the winsxs folder), overwriting the corrupted copies; then
• restore ownership of the files to NT Service\TrustedInstaller.

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Paul Edstein
[Fmr MS MVP - Word]

Yes, I ran DISM with the /RestoreHealth switch.



I reran DISM this time with all programs closed. As before, it ran successfully. After again running sfc /scannow, I searched the log for 'corrupt'.


All the instances of file corruption that could not be repaired were fragments of a long ago, unintentional install of Avast (at the time, once I realized the presence of Avast and uninstalled the program, a large amount of the software remained. I then installed Avast's tool to remove all and thought it had--apparently not).



I'll come back and let you know if the Office problem continues.


Thanks again,


Mark