Guide on Fixing Common Windows Issues with a Batch Script

Introduction

• The tutorial provides a method to address common Windows issues such as slow boots, network errors, and random crashes using a simple batch script.
• The script doesn't require downloads or third-party tools and is suitable for fixing slowdowns, connection problems, and update errors.

Features of the Batch Script

• System File Scan: Checks and repairs corrupted or missing system files.
• Windows Image Repair: Resolves deeper problems within the Windows component store, particularly when System File Checker (SFC) fails.
• Network Reset: Resets the network stack, which can resolve unusual internet or application connection issues.
• DNS Flush: Flushes outdated DNS records, beneficial for resolving browser errors and Wi-Fi issues.
• System Information Export: Generates a full report of your PC's system health, specifications, drivers, and Windows update history.

Instructions

1. Creating the Batch Script:

   • Open Notepad.
   • Type or paste the provided code into Notepad.
   • Go to File > Save As.
   • Name the file fix_windows.cmd and set the "Save as type" to "All Files".
   • Save the file to your desktop.

2. Executing the Script:

   • Right-click the file and choose "Run as administrator". This is necessary for system-level repairs to function properly.

3. Reviewing Results:

   • After the script finishes running, open the generated system_report.ext file on your desktop for a detailed snapshot of your system's specifications, drivers, and update history.

Usage

• Utilize this script to troubleshoot and resolve issues such as slow performance, corrupted updates, network drops, and VR crashes or glitches.

Conclusion

• This script is a valuable tool for Windows power users to maintain system health without relying on external software.
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