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System File Checker in Windows Vista and later Windows operating systems can scan specific individual files. Also, scans can be performed against an offline Windows installation folder to replace corrupt files, in case the Windows installation is not bootable. For performing offline scans, System File Checker must be run from another working installation of Windows Vista or a later operating system or from the Windows setup DVD which gives access to the [[Windows Recovery Environment]].
In cases where the component store is corrupted, a tool called CheckSUR can be installed on Windows Vista and 7, which checks the store against its own payload and repairs the corruptions that it detects. Windows 8 and later integrate the functionality of CheckSUR into [[Deployment Image Service and Management Tool|DISM]].
==See also==
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