I am working as a computer technician for residential and small businesses. I like to use sfc/scannow but most clients do not have their operating disks. Is there a way for a SMALL pc repair business to gain the disks without having to buy every version out there to be compatible with my client's versions. Any help or suggestions are really appreciated...
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That's a good question 
Firstly it's sfc /scannow (with a space after sfc )
Regarding Windows CDs. I agree there are many versions that technicians must carry with them
But, in saying that. A technician should always use the customer's Windows CD
If the user does not have a CD, they are requested to purchase one
In your case, if you intend to help others, you could copy your own CDs (Note: Backing up your own Windows CDs is not unlawful; but I'm also hinting to somehow get a copy of different Windows CDs for yourself, before helping others )
Firstly it's sfc /scannow (with a space after sfc
)Regarding Windows CDs. I agree there are many versions that technicians must carry with them
But, in saying that. A technician should always use the customer's Windows CD
If the user does not have a CD, they are requested to purchase one
In your case, if you intend to help others, you could copy your own CDs (Note: Backing up your own Windows CDs is not unlawful; but I'm also hinting to somehow get a copy of different Windows CDs for yourself, before helping others
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