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I'd tried this route once before. Mysteriously, &nbsp;when I try to run SFC /SCANNOWI get the the error message: Windows cannot find SFC /SCANNOW. I'm sure I've been able to run this in the past but possibly on my other machine. Running Windows 10.
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Windows 10 has SFC. &nbsp;Did you open cmd.exe with Run as Administrator to run the command?
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Just figured out how to run it. Will follow your suggestions through to completion.
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scannow did not find any problems. I did create a new profile and under that new profile IE works. However, it is just too much aggravation and time involved to re-establish everything under a new profile. There must be another solution to this problem.
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Nope. If the Windows profile is damaged then your only recourse is to create a new profile or re-install Windows.
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This sucks! Another Microsoft deficiency. Argh.....
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I have had lots of IE bugs, but by now (Windows 10 Version 1607) they have figured much out and fixed much.<br />
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I've searched everywhere trying to find a solution, tried a bunch of different things, and nothing has solved the problem. It's all over the Internet and appears clear that this is a universal problem, not a local machine problem. Certainly after all this time, someone must have found a solution. Desperate to get IE working again.
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I've searched everywhere trying to find a solution, tried a bunch of different things, and nothing has solved the problem. It's all over the Internet and appears clear that this is a universal problem, not a local machine problem. Certainly after all this time, someone must have found a solution. Desperate to get IE working again.

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