A PC displays error messages about missing and corrupt system files after malware removal. Which utility would best address this issue: Fixboot or SFC?

The problem describes a situation where a PC displays error messages about missing and corrupt system files after malware removal. The technician needs a utility to replace or fix these files. Step 1: Evaluate the "Fixboot" utility. Fixboot is a command-line utility used to write a new boot sector to the system partition. It is primarily used to resolve issues related to the boot process, not for repairing general operating system files. Step 2: Evaluate the "SFC" utility. SFC stands for System File Checker. This is a Windows utility that allows users to scan for and restore corrupted Windows system files. It replaces corrupted, missing, or modified system files with correct versions from the Windows installation source. This directly addresses the problem of missing and corrupt system files. Based on the function of each utility, SFC is the appropriate tool for this scenario. The correct option is: SFC That's 2 down. 3 left today — send the next one.