A user receives an error message about a missing DLL file when booting a Windows workstation. But Windows continues to load. What should you use to fix the problem?

A great tool that can be used to fix a corrupted DLL file is System File Checker (SFC). Numerous dynamic link library (DLL) files are necessary for the computer to boot, but usually one of them missing or corrupted results in a noncritical error. To detect and fix problems with system files, enter an elevated command prompt and run the command sfc /scannow.