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<blockquote data-quote="Snakes" data-source="post: 1228280" data-attributes="member: 128948">Firstly, thanks so much for sticking with me to sort this out.I navigated to the Temp folder and deleted all the folders and files within.&nbsp; I got one folder and file that would not delete as it was in use so I had to skip.I use CCleaner fairly regularly so ran that and there were only 3 registry fixes required which I went ahead and fixed.I ran sfc /scannow as an administrator and got this:-[ATTACH=full]192482[/ATTACH] The CBS log file (attached CBS.7s)So, I rebooted and ran sfc /scannow again and got the same.&nbsp; Not sure if the second CBS log file (CBS (2).7z) is different from the first but it is also attachedI realise there appears to be some corrupt files somewhere but for completeness I ran Windows Update successfully and I have no anti-virus running.I then tried to install MP2.1.1 and then got the same error as usual.Do the CBS log files point towards a solution?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Snakes, post: 1228280, member: 128948"] Firstly, thanks so much for sticking with me to sort this out. I navigated to the Temp folder and deleted all the folders and files within. I got one folder and file that would not delete as it was in use so I had to skip. I use CCleaner fairly regularly so ran that and there were only 3 registry fixes required which I went ahead and fixed. I ran sfc /scannow as an administrator and got this:- [ATTACH=full]192482[/ATTACH] The CBS log file (attached CBS.7s) So, I rebooted and ran sfc /scannow again and got the same. Not sure if the second CBS log file (CBS (2).7z) is different from the first but it is also attached I realise there appears to be some corrupt files somewhere but for completeness I ran Windows Update successfully and I have no anti-virus running. I then tried to install MP2.1.1 and then got the same error as usual. Do the CBS log files point towards a solution? [/QUOTE]

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