@krisu50 Just to be sure that there's no other underlaying issue, you may want to open an elevated command prompt then run two simple commands, but they will take some time.
To open an elevated command prompt, click the start menu, type "cmd" (without the quotes), then press LEFT CTRL + LEFT SHIFT + ENTER and when UAC prompts you, click "Yes".
Once the elevated command prompt is open, run the following commands one right after the other:
DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth
sfc /scannow
When both commands have run fully, reboot your PC. This should eliminate any other surprise issues that you may have. If you really want to go balls to the wall, before you reboot, also run a third command:
chkdsk /R /F C :
There is no space between the C and the : I just put one in because otherwise it gave me an emoji. Also, since it is your primary OS drive, it will ask you if you want to do this upon reboot. When it does, choose YES.
This will ensure that every stitch of your system is checked out from top to bottom to make sure there's nothing else underlying in the system that may screw with things later.
You can also run the last of those 3 commands on the other drive letters as well. Just be aware though that when running the command on other drives, it WILL make the system unmount the drive before doing the scan, and if the drive is particularly large, it WILL take some time. If you're experiencing any other side issues though, it absolutely will address them.
