Your PC relies on certain system files to run smoothly, and if any of these files become corrupt, it can impact performance.

When Windows experiences stability issues or when certain features just don't seem to work correctly, the problem can sometimes be attributed to missing system files or system files of an ...

One possible cause of this issue is the corrupt system image files. We suggest you use built-in tools, System File Checker, and DISM to repair the corrupted system image files. These scans will ...

Step 3: Additionally, you can try running the System File Checker to check over Windows system files. Run that through PowerShell too, with this command: SFC /scannow Step 4: After running these ...

Credit: Microsoft Health Check shows you possibly unneeded files like browser and system caches, log files, and temporary files.

Additionally, you should run the Windows Memory Diagnostic tool to check your system for memory-related problems.