Troubleshoot Windows Component store corruption, 0x80073712 error

In Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012, when system components are damaged, we can check and repair system components without affecting the current system condition. As below, when I add the feature component times the following error, it is obvious that my component storage is corrupted.

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so let me tell you today the solution, we can use the Dsim command to solve the above problem. A command can be done, through This command is to restore those different system files to the official system source files, other third-party software and user settings completely reserved, the proportion of that is much better, but it is time-consuming oh. And in the scan and repair when the system is not damaged part of the normal operation, the computer can work as usual, no downtime oh . I did not specify the disc source, and I need to download it from Windows Update, so I need to make sure the network is unblocked. (added later on how to specify the disc source)

Knowledge of small popularity:

DISM (Deployment Imaging andmanagement), which is the deployment Image service and management, for installing, uninstalling, configuring, and updating features and packages in offline Windows images and offline Windows Preinstallation Environment (Windows PE) images. DISM.exe is a very powerful tool, as a normal user, may not need to deploy, manage the image, but for IT operations, we have a lot of use value.

Here are a few applications:

1. View current system Information:

Dism/online/get-currentedition

2. Check to see if the current system is upgradeable, as well as the upgradeable version:

Dism/online/get-targeteditions

3. turn system function on/off

Start with command Dism/online/get-features|more to see all features

(1) If you want to disable the feature with the current status of enabled, simply use a simple DISM directive and type:

Dism/online/disable-feature/featurename:xxx

(2) If you want to turn on the feature that has the current status of disabled, type:

Dism/online/enable-feature/featurename:xxx

4. Check if the image is repairable

Scan the image to check for damage. At the administrator command prompt, type the following command:

Dism/online/cleanup-image/scanhealth

This command scans all system files and compares them to the official system files, scanning for inconsistencies in the computer.

Check the image to see if any corruption has been detected. At the administrator command prompt, type:

Dism/online/cleanup-image/checkhealth

This command must be used after the previous command has been executed to find that the system file is damaged. When you use the/checkhealth parameter, the DISM tool reports whether the image is in good condition, can be repaired, or is not repairable. If the image is not repairable, you must discard the image and start over again. If the image can be repaired, you can use the/restorehealth parameter to repair the image.

5. Repair the image (I just used the direct fix, in order to save time, it eliminates the scanning and detection steps)

If the computer is scanned for inconsistencies, the system damage is detected, and the image is reported to be in good condition and can be repaired, it can be repaired with the/restorehealth parameter.

Just now I'm using Windows update to fix an online image, and if you want to use the disc source, type:

Dism/online/cleanup-image/restorehealth/source:d:\sources\sxs/limitaccess

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Troubleshoot Windows Component store corruption, 0x80073712 error