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Instructions The Windows System File Checker (SFC) is a tool that is built into all modern versions of Windows. This tool allows you to repair corrupt system files in Windows. System File Checker (SFC) can be run with administrator privileges both from within Windows and using the Windows recovery media. NOTE: If the System File Checker (SFC) cannot repair corrupt Windows system files, a clean installation of Windows may be the next option. Learn more about how to Use the System File Checker Tool to Repair Missing or Corrupted System Files How to Run System File Checker (SFC) from within Windows as an Administrator: Windows 11 and Windows 10 From the desktop, press the Windows + X shortcut key combination. In the menu, select Command Prompt (Admin). NOTE: System File Checker (SFC) can be run from Windows PowerShell (Admin). On the User Account Control (UAC) prompt, click Yes. In the command prompt window, type SFC /scannow and press Enter. The System File Checker (SFC) utility checks the integrity of Windows system files and repairs them if required. After the process is complete, reboot the computer. Back to top How to Run System File Checker (SFC) Using the Windows Recovery Media Windows 11 and Windows 10 Create a Windows installation disk using the Dell OS Recovery tool. Connect the USB installation disk to the computer. Turn on the computer and tap the F12 key until you enter the One Time Boot Menu. Select the USB drive from the list and press Enter. The computer boots using the USB installation disk. Select your Language, and then click Next. Select the Repair your Computer option. Click Troubleshoot, and then Advanced Options. Select Command Prompt from the list. Type sfc /scannow /offbootdir=c:\ /offwindir=c:\windows and press Enter. The System File Checker (SFC) utility checks the integrity of Windows system files and repairs them if required. After the process is complete, reboot the computer. NOTE: This process can take up to one hour to complete depending on the configuration of the computer. Back to top Modifiers A basic System File Checker (SFC) scan using the /scannow modifier resolves most issues. However, there are other modifiers that can be used. Modifier function /scannow - Scans all system files and replaces corrupted or incorrect files. /scanonce - Scans all system files at once. /scanboot - Scans all system files at boot each time the system is restarted. /cancel

#1 Opening ADE I don’t get a Chose of FSX or FS9. ADE Environment Checker, FS9s path is not loaded; I try to run a path to FS9, C:\Program Files (x86)\ Microsoft Game\Flight Simulator 9\fs9, still doesn’t load. Tried to load an earlier model of FSUIP, won’t Load because ADE X Beta is loaded. No FS 9.png 92 KB · Views: 425 #2 First the checker is saying that ADE is not present. Is that correct - I assume not.Second it seems that the registry entry for FS9 is not present. This is the reason why ADE does not find it in the version selector. You need to fix the registry entry for FS9. Is FS9 actually present on this computer? #3 First the checker is saying that ADE is not present. Is that correct - I assume not.Second it seems that the registry entry for FS9 is not present. This is the reason why ADE does not find it in the version selector. You need to fix the registry entry for FS9. Is FS9 actually present on this computer? FS9 is Present on this Computer, I use FS9 more then FSX.Short of reinstalling everything, How do you fix the registry? #4 The environment checker has a button to repair the registry I think. Alternatively Google for a FS9 repair tool. You don't need to reinstall FS9. Sent from my Sony Xperia with Tapatalk 2 #5 I have checked the ADE Environment Checker V.1.4.2. Checking the Owls nest manual, for ADE Environment Checker, it shows a Path to ADE in C:\MSFS\The owl Tools\FS Design Tools \ADE Environment Checker, when I Select ADE Environment Checker, it Shows 3, Empty Folders, FS9, FSX, P3D, if opened separately there are, files. Checking for FS9 I get all the way to Flight Simulator 9\fs9, the path won’t set. Ran FS9 repair tool, Still can't Environment Checker to show FS9. Also Can't open FS9 Airports! Last edited: 3 Oct 2013 #6 Ran FS9 repair tool, Still can't get Environment Checker to show FS9. Also Can't open FS9 Airports! When I run the path for ADE