Run sfc /scannow and DISM RestoreHealth from one menu to fix corrupted Windows files
Clear Temp, Prefetch, and cache folders to free disk space on Windows 10 or 11
Reset the network stack with one keystroke when DNS or Winsock breaks
Reboot directly into UEFI firmware settings without digging through Windows menus
Must be run as administrator on Windows 10 or 11; some repairs require a restart and a system restore point is recommended first.
Windows Repair Tool Pro is a free Windows maintenance and repair utility written as a batch script that runs from the Command Prompt. The README is in Arabic. The author, Hesham Taha, describes it as a small all-in-one helper that lets users fix common Windows problems, improve performance, and run basic maintenance jobs through a simple, fast CMD interface. The tool bundles thirteen actions behind a menu. The first runs the built-in System File Checker (sfc /scannow), which finds and replaces corrupted Windows system files. The second runs DISM with the RestoreHealth flag, which repairs deeper image problems and can fix stuck Windows updates. A third option clears temporary files from Temp, Windows Temp, Prefetch, and cache folders to free space. A fourth option fixes network problems by flushing DNS, resetting Winsock, resetting TCP/IP, and renewing the IP address. A fifth option runs all of these at once. Other menu items include CHKDSK on the C drive with the /f and /r switches to scan and fix disk errors, a shutdown timer, a direct reboot into the BIOS or UEFI firmware using shutdown /r /fw /t 0, a Windows Update fix that restarts the update service and clears the SoftwareDistribution and Catroot2 folders, a Microsoft Store reset using wsreset.exe, an icon cache rebuild, a fix for taskbar and File Explorer glitches, and a defragmenter for traditional HDD drives. Usage is simple: download the file, right-click and choose Run as administrator, pick the desired tool from the menu, wait for it to finish, and restart the computer if asked. The README states that the tool uses only official Windows commands and contains no malware, spyware, mining code, or hidden charges. It supports Windows 10 and Windows 11. The README notes that running as administrator is preferred, some repairs may need a restart, and creating a system restore point before using the advanced repairs is recommended. The project is marked as free with no activation, subscription, or hidden fees. The author reserves all rights and does not permit reupload or modification without permission.
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