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Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to fix common Windows installation errors related to system files:

Warning: Before attempting to repair or reinstall Windows, ensure you have backed up your data and are prepared for potential reinstallation.

Error 0x80070005 (Access is denied)

• Run as an administrator: Right-click the Start button and select “Command Prompt (Admin)”. Type cmd and press Enter.

• Type netsh int ipconfig /enable and press Enter to enable IP configuration for all network interfaces. Then type netsh advfirewall firewall show rules and press Enter to view all firewall rules.

• Enable the “Domain Account Manager” service by typing netsh advfirewall set allprofiles state=enable in Command Prompt or Command Prompt as Administrator and press Enter.

• Restart your computer.

Error 0x80070005 (Access is denied due to group policy error)

• Check event logs: Go to Event Viewer, navigate to “Windows Logs”, then right-click on “Event ID 1002″ (the log file name might vary depending on the issue) and select “View Details”.

• Check if there are any entries related to group policy errors.

• If you find an error, you can try removing the offending policy or editing it using the Event Viewer console.

Error 0x80070005 (File not found)

• Check file system permissions: Right-click on the Windows installation files and select “Properties”. Look for a checkmark next to the folder path of the installation files.

• Ensure that the folder paths are correct, especially if you’re trying to access the installation files from a different directory.

• Run the System File Checker (SFC) utility by typing sfc /scannow in Command Prompt as Administrator.

Error 0x80070005 (Windows Update error)

• Update Windows update package: Go to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update, click on “View updates”.

• Look for any available updates and install the latest patches.

• Try reinstalling Windows by running sfc /scannow as Administrator.

Error 0x80070005 (Windows installation error)

• Run a System Restore: Go to Control Panel > System and Security > System Protection, click on “System restore”.

• Select the relevant restore point where you had Windows installed before the issue occurred.

• Follow the prompts to complete the restore process.

Additional Steps

• Run the System File Checker (SFC) as Administrator: sfc /scannow or type in Command Prompt as Administrator

• Check for corrupted system files by running the Windows Backup utility

* Go to Control Panel > Backup & Restore > System Image Backup.

* Click on “Create a new backup” and select the relevant settings.