Re: Help with Windows Firewall and Base Filtering Engine

Tech-Archive recommends: Speed Up your PC by fixing your registry


"gordievsky" <guest@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:31bbf7b9be04a2fc167afe690ca9d16e@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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gordievsky;1082015 Wrote:
Any other advice on how to repair corrupt system files?

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You probably haven't got any 'corrupt' system files. I've found the ' SFC /scannow ' command often returns wrong information.
Also you have run a repair which found no problems.
If you have antivirus software installed that may be crippling your Windows firewall.


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