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FIX: Windows Resource Protection Could Not Perform The Requested Operation

If you receive Windows Resource Protection could not perform the requested operation, when you go on to Run System File Checker or sfc /scannow in Windows 10/8 / 7, then this article is for you.

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FIX: Windows Resource Protection Could Not Perform The Requested Operation

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  1. How To Fix Windows Resource Protection Could Not Perform The Requested Operation In Windows 10

  2. Method 1. Run System File Checker in Safe Mode • If this happens, you may try to Run SFC in Safe Mode. To do that, follow these steps below: • Step 1. Press Windows Key + R then type msconfig in the Run dialog box. Click OK. • Step 2. Switch to Boot tab. Under Boot options, tick on Safe boot. Click OK. • Step 3. Click Restart when asked by System Configuration. Your Windows will then boot into Safe Mode. • Step 4. You can now try to run sfc /scannow and check if it works.

  3. Method 2. Enable Windows Modules Installer service • Step 1. Press Windows Key + R and type services.msc in the Run dialog box. Tap Enter or click OK to open Services snap-in. • Step 2. When the Services window appears, find Windows Modules Installer or the TrustedInstaller service. Double-click on it to open the service its Properties. • Step 3. Make sure that the Service is Started. If not, set the Startup type to Manual and then click on Start button. • Step 4. Click Apply > OK to save changes. You can now close Services snap-in. • Now, you can try to run sfc /scannow to check if it works.

  4. Method 3. Using Command Prompt • Also, you could start a Command Prompt as an Administrator, type the following and press Enter: • net start trustedinstaller • Once the service is started, run sfc /scannow and this time it would run as expected. • Source: https://windows10freeapps.com/windows-resource-protection-could-not-perform-the-requested-operation/

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