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+---
+id: 'a63278c8-89e1-4cfc-80dc-7158bd88635f'
+slug: /a63278c8-89e1-4cfc-80dc-7158bd88635f
+title: 'Test VC Runtime'
+title_meta: 'Test VC Runtime'
+keywords: ['visual-c++', 'vcredist', 'runtime', 'health-check', 'remediation', 'dism', 'sfc', 'windows']
+description: 'Checks the Microsoft Visual C++ 2015-2022 runtime for problems and can repair it by reinstalling the runtime and running the built-in Windows repair tools.'
+tags: ['update', 'windows', 'automation']
+draft: false
+unlisted: false
+last_update:
+  date: 2026-09-28
+---
+
+## Overview
+
+This script checks whether the Microsoft Visual C++ 2015-2022 runtime is healthy and can repair it if it is corrupted. Many Windows applications need this runtime to start. The script is part of the [Visual C++ Health Remediation](/docs/6646d475-e16b-4fa0-b758-fede6155ed96) solution.
+
+## Choose a Mode
+
+The `Remediate` checkbox decides whether the script only checks the runtime or also repairs it.
+
+| Remediate | What Happens | Use It When |
+| :--- | :--- | :--- |
+| Unchecked | Checks the runtime and reports the result. Nothing on the device changes. | You want to find affected devices without making changes. |
+| Checked | Checks the runtime and repairs it if it is corrupted. Healthy devices are left unchanged. | You want to fix affected devices. |
+
+## What the Repair Does
+
+When the runtime is corrupted and `Remediate` is checked, the script:
+
+1. Downloads and installs the latest Visual C++ runtime from Microsoft.
+2. Repairs Windows system files with DISM and System File Checker (SFC), the built-in Windows repair tools.
+3. Checks the runtime again to confirm the repair worked.
+4. Deletes the files it downloaded.
+
+The script never restarts the device. If a restart is needed to finish the repair, the activity output says so.
+
+## Understand the Results
+
+After each run, the result is saved to the [cPVAL VC Runtime Health Status](/docs/81660c29-6528-4cb0-9dbe-964ba1b4588e) custom field.
+
+| Result | Exit Code | What It Means |
+| :--- | :--- | :--- |
+| `Healthy` | `0` | The runtime is working. No action is needed. |
+| `Corrupted` | `1` | The runtime is damaged or missing files. Run the script with `Remediate` checked to repair it. |
+
+## Before You Run the Script
+
+- The device needs internet access. Repair runs also download installers from Microsoft.
+- Repair runs can take 30 minutes or more. Set the automation timeout to allow for this.
+- Keep the automation's architecture set to 64-bit. The script stops if it runs as 32-bit.
+
+## Troubleshooting
+
+| Problem | Cause | Solution |
+| :--- | :--- | :--- |
+| The activity shows as failed after a repair run. | The script records the original corruption as an error, even when the repair works. | Look for `Visual C++ runtime state: Healthy` in the activity output. This means the repair worked. |
+| The result is still `Corrupted` after a repair run. | A repair step failed, or the device needs a restart to finish. | Check the activity output for the failed step. Restart the device if the output asks for it, then run the script again. |
+| Repairs fail on devices that get updates from WSUS (Windows Server Update Services). | DISM cannot download repair files through WSUS. | In Group Policy, enable **Specify settings for optional component installation and component repair**. Select the option to download repair content directly from Windows Update. |
+| The script ends with an error before showing a result. | The device could not download the script, or security software blocked it. | Check the device's internet access and security software, then run the script again. |
+
+## Sample Run
+
+> **Note:** The [Windows Workstations](/docs/0f9b6490-325a-4863-8d1a-e4e38f21f0e6) and [Windows Servers](/docs/8be26d10-ce6c-49b1-99ac-bd5b3bdafc2d) compound conditions run this script automatically on devices in scope. Run it manually to check or repair a single device.
+
+![Sample Screenshot](../../../static/img/docs/a63278c8-89e1-4cfc-80dc-7158bd88635f/image1.webp)
+
+## Dependencies
+
+- [Test-VcRuntime](/docs/bb5b1652-515d-4981-95ca-a983d1e04b84)
+- [Custom Field: cPVAL VC Runtime Health Status](/docs/81660c29-6528-4cb0-9dbe-964ba1b4588e)
+- [Custom Field: cPVAL VC Runtime Remediation](/docs/c6895ff6-39ae-403c-9436-4830e1a84d4c)
+- [Solution: Visual C++ Health Remediation](/docs/6646d475-e16b-4fa0-b758-fede6155ed96)
+
+## Custom Fields
+
+| Custom Field | Type | Example | Scope | Available Options | Editable | Description |
+| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
+| [cPVAL VC Runtime Health Status](/docs/81660c29-6528-4cb0-9dbe-964ba1b4588e) | Text | `Healthy` | Device | N/A | No | Shows the result of the latest run: `Healthy` or `Corrupted`. |
+| [cPVAL VC Runtime Remediation](/docs/c6895ff6-39ae-403c-9436-4830e1a84d4c) | Dropdown | `Windows` | System, Organization, Location, Device | `Windows`, `Windows Servers`, `Windows Workstations`, `Disable` | Yes | Selects which devices the solution runs on. Set to `Disable` to exclude a device or location. |
+
+## Script Variables
+
+| Name | Type | Example | Default | Available Options | Description |
+| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
+| `Remediate` | Checkbox | `True` | `False` | `True`, `False` | Check to repair a corrupted runtime. Leave unchecked to only check it. |
+
+> **💡 Note:** Do not edit the script file. It is digitally signed, and any change stops it from running.
+
+## Automation Setup/Import
+
+[Automation Configuration](https://github.com/ProVal-Tech/ninjarmm/blob/main/scripts/test-vc-runtime.ps1)
+
+## Output
+
+- **Activity Details:** The result and a log of each step.
+- **Custom Field:** `cPVAL VC Runtime Health Status` shows `Healthy` or `Corrupted`.
+
+## Changelog
+
+### 2026-09-28
+
+- Initial version of the document
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+---
+id: '8be26d10-ce6c-49b1-99ac-bd5b3bdafc2d'
+slug: /8be26d10-ce6c-49b1-99ac-bd5b3bdafc2d
+title: 'Test VC Runtime - Windows Servers'
+title_meta: 'Test VC Runtime - Windows Servers'
+keywords: ['visual-c++', 'vcredist', 'runtime', 'health-check', 'remediation', 'dism', 'sfc', 'windows']
+description: 'Finds Windows servers with a corrupted Microsoft Visual C++ runtime and repairs them automatically.'
+tags: ['update', 'windows', 'automation']
+draft: false
+unlisted: false
+last_update:
+  date: 2026-09-28
+---
+
+## Summary
+
+This compound condition finds Windows servers with a corrupted Microsoft Visual C++ runtime and repairs them automatically. It is part of the [Visual C++ Health Remediation](/docs/6646d475-e16b-4fa0-b758-fede6155ed96) solution.
+
+## What It Does
+
+1. Every 24 hours, it runs [Test VC Runtime](/docs/a63278c8-89e1-4cfc-80dc-7158bd88635f) to check the runtime. This check makes no changes.
+2. If the check finds corruption, it runs [Test VC Runtime](/docs/a63278c8-89e1-4cfc-80dc-7158bd88635f) again with `Remediate` checked to repair it.
+3. It resets on its own once the runtime is healthy again.
+
+A check that fails for another reason, such as no internet access, does not trigger a repair. The repair never restarts the server.
+
+## Turn It On
+
+Set [cPVAL VC Runtime Remediation](/docs/c6895ff6-39ae-403c-9436-4830e1a84d4c) to `Windows` or `Windows Servers` for the organization, location, or device. Set it to `Disable` to exclude one.
+
+## Details
+
+- **Name:** `Test VC Runtime - Windows Servers`
+- **Description:** `Finds Windows servers with a corrupted Visual C++ runtime and runs Test VC Runtime to repair it.`
+- **Recommended Agent Policies:** `Windows Server Policy [Default]`
+
+## Dependencies
+
+- [Automation: Test VC Runtime](/docs/a63278c8-89e1-4cfc-80dc-7158bd88635f)
+- [Custom Field: cPVAL VC Runtime Remediation](/docs/c6895ff6-39ae-403c-9436-4830e1a84d4c)
+- [Solution: Visual C++ Health Remediation](/docs/6646d475-e16b-4fa0-b758-fede6155ed96)
+
+## Compound Condition Creation
+
+- [Compound Condition Configuration](https://github.com/ProVal-Tech/ninjarmm/blob/main/compound-conditions/test-vc-runtime-windows-servers.toml)
+
+## Changelog
+
+### 2026-09-28
+
+- Initial version of the document
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+---
+id: '0f9b6490-325a-4863-8d1a-e4e38f21f0e6'
+slug: /0f9b6490-325a-4863-8d1a-e4e38f21f0e6
+title: 'Test VC Runtime - Windows Workstations'
+title_meta: 'Test VC Runtime - Windows Workstations'
+keywords: ['visual-c++', 'vcredist', 'runtime', 'health-check', 'remediation', 'dism', 'sfc', 'windows']
+description: 'Finds Windows workstations with a corrupted Microsoft Visual C++ runtime and repairs them automatically.'
+tags: ['update', 'windows', 'automation']
+draft: false
+unlisted: false
+last_update:
+  date: 2026-09-28
+---
+
+## Summary
+
+This compound condition finds Windows workstations with a corrupted Microsoft Visual C++ runtime and repairs them automatically. It is part of the [Visual C++ Health Remediation](/docs/6646d475-e16b-4fa0-b758-fede6155ed96) solution.
+
+## What It Does
+
+1. Every 24 hours, it runs [Test VC Runtime](/docs/a63278c8-89e1-4cfc-80dc-7158bd88635f) to check the runtime. This check makes no changes.
+2. If the check finds corruption, it runs [Test VC Runtime](/docs/a63278c8-89e1-4cfc-80dc-7158bd88635f) again with `Remediate` checked to repair it.
+3. It resets on its own once the runtime is healthy again.
+
+A check that fails for another reason, such as no internet access, does not trigger a repair. The repair never restarts the workstation.
+
+## Turn It On
+
+Set [cPVAL VC Runtime Remediation](/docs/c6895ff6-39ae-403c-9436-4830e1a84d4c) to `Windows` or `Windows Workstations` for the organization, location, or device. Set it to `Disable` to exclude one.
+
+## Details
+
+- **Name:** `Test VC Runtime - Windows Workstations`
+- **Description:** `Finds Windows workstations with a corrupted Visual C++ runtime and runs Test VC Runtime to repair it.`
+- **Recommended Agent Policies:** `Windows Workstation Policy [Default]`
+
+## Dependencies
+
+- [Automation: Test VC Runtime](/docs/a63278c8-89e1-4cfc-80dc-7158bd88635f)
+- [Custom Field: cPVAL VC Runtime Remediation](/docs/c6895ff6-39ae-403c-9436-4830e1a84d4c)
+- [Solution: Visual C++ Health Remediation](/docs/6646d475-e16b-4fa0-b758-fede6155ed96)
+
+## Compound Condition Creation
+
+- [Compound Condition Configuration](https://github.com/ProVal-Tech/ninjarmm/blob/main/compound-conditions/test-vc-runtime-windows-workstations.toml)
+
+## Changelog
+
+### 2026-09-28
+
+- Initial version of the document
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+---
+id: '81660c29-6528-4cb0-9dbe-964ba1b4588e'
+slug: /81660c29-6528-4cb0-9dbe-964ba1b4588e
+title: 'cPVAL VC Runtime Health Status'
+title_meta: 'cPVAL VC Runtime Health Status'
+keywords: ['visual-c++', 'vcredist', 'runtime', 'health-check', 'remediation', 'dism', 'sfc', 'windows']
+description: 'Stores the VC Runtime Health status returned by the Test VC Runtime script. Indicates whether the VC runtime is healthy or corrupted.'
+tags: ['update', 'windows', 'automation']
+draft: false
+unlisted: false
+last_update:
+  date: 2026-09-28
+---
+
+## Summary
+
+Stores the VC Runtime Health status returned by the 'Test VC Runtime' script. Indicates whether the VC runtime is healthy or corrupted.
+
+## Details
+
+| Label | Field Name | Example | Definition Scope | Type | Required | Default Value | Dropdown Options | Editable | Custom Field Tab |
+| ----- | ---------- | ------- | ---------------- | ---- | -------- | ------------- | ---------------- | -------- | ---------------- |
+| `cPVAL VC Runtime Health Status` | `cpvalVcRuntimeHealthStatus` | `Healthy` | `Device` | `Text` | `True` | | | `No` | `Visual C++ Remediation` |
+
+## Dependencies
+
+- [Solution: Visual C++ Health Remediation](/docs/6646d475-e16b-4fa0-b758-fede6155ed96)
+
+## Custom Field Creation
+
+- [Custom Field Configuration](https://github.com/ProVal-Tech/ninjarmm/blob/main/custom-fields/cpval-vc-runtime-health-status.toml)
+
+## Sample Screenshot
+
+![Sample Screenshot](../../../static/img/docs/81660c29-6528-4cb0-9dbe-964ba1b4588e/image1.webp)
+
+## Changelog
+
+### 2026-09-28
+
+- Initial version of the document
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+---
+id: 'c6895ff6-39ae-403c-9436-4830e1a84d4c'
+slug: /c6895ff6-39ae-403c-9436-4830e1a84d4c
+title: 'cPVAL VC Runtime Remediation'
+title_meta: 'cPVAL VC Runtime Remediation'
+keywords: ['visual-c++', 'vcredist', 'runtime', 'health-check', 'remediation', 'dism', 'sfc', 'windows']
+description: 'This custom field is used to trigger the automation for Visual C++ Remediation. It is referenced in compound conditions to determine whether corrupted VC runtime needs to be remediated.'
+tags: ['update', 'windows', 'automation']
+draft: false
+unlisted: false
+last_update:
+  date: 2026-09-28
+---
+
+## Summary
+
+This custom field is used to trigger the automation for Visual C++ Remediation. It is referenced in compound conditions to determine whether corrupted VC runtime needs to be remediated.
+
+## Details
+
+| Label | Field Name | Example | Definition Scope | Type | Required | Default Value | Dropdown Options | Editable | Custom Field Tab |
+| ----- | ---------- | ------- | ---------------- | ---- | -------- | ------------- | ---------------- | -------- | ---------------- |
+| `cPVAL VC Runtime Remediation` | `cpvalVcRuntimeRemediation` | `Windows` | `System`,`Organization`, `Location`, `Device` | `Dropdown` | `True` | | `Windows`, `Windows Servers`, `Windows Workstations`, `Disable` | `Yes` | `Visual C++ Remediation` |
+
+### Dropdown options
+
+| Option | Description |
+| ------ | ----------- |
+| Disable | No deployment action. Can be used for excluding a device or location. |
+| Windows | Enable Visual C++ Health Remediation to all Windows devices in scope. |
+| Windows Servers | Enable Visual C++ Health Remediation only to Windows Server devices in scope. |
+| Windows Workstations | Enable Visual C++ Health Remediation only to Windows workstation devices in scope. |
+
+## Dependencies
+
+- [Compound Condition: Test VC Runtime - Windows Workstations](/docs/0f9b6490-325a-4863-8d1a-e4e38f21f0e6)
+- [Compound Condition: Test VC Runtime - Windows Servers](/docs/8be26d10-ce6c-49b1-99ac-bd5b3bdafc2d)
+- [Solution: Visual C++ Health Remediation](/docs/6646d475-e16b-4fa0-b758-fede6155ed96)
+
+## Custom Field Creation
+
+- [Custom Field Configuration](https://github.com/ProVal-Tech/ninjarmm/blob/main/custom-fields/cpval-vc-runtime-remediation.toml)
+
+## Sample Screenshot
+
+![Sample Screenshot](../../../static/img/docs/c6895ff6-39ae-403c-9436-4830e1a84d4c/image1.webp)
+
+## Changelog
+
+### 2026-09-28
+
+- Initial version of the document
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+---
+id: '6646d475-e16b-4fa0-b758-fede6155ed96'
+slug: /6646d475-e16b-4fa0-b758-fede6155ed96
+title: 'Visual C++ Health Remediation'
+title_meta: 'Visual C++ Health Remediation Solution'
+keywords: ['visual-c++', 'vcredist', 'runtime', 'health-check', 'remediation', 'dism', 'sfc', 'windows']
+description: 'A NinjaOne solution that finds Windows devices with a corrupted Microsoft Visual C++ runtime and repairs them automatically.'
+tags: ['update', 'windows', 'automation']
+draft: false
+unlisted: false
+last_update:
+  date: 2026-09-28
+---
+
+## Purpose
+
+Many Windows applications need the Microsoft Visual C++ 2015-2022 runtime to start. When its files are damaged or missing, those applications fail to open. This solution finds affected Windows workstations and servers in NinjaOne and repairs them automatically.
+
+## How It Works
+
+The solution runs in three steps:
+
+1. **Check:** Every 24 hours, a compound condition runs the [Test VC Runtime](/docs/a63278c8-89e1-4cfc-80dc-7158bd88635f) automation to check the runtime. This check makes no changes.
+2. **Repair:** If the runtime is corrupted, the condition runs [Test VC Runtime](/docs/a63278c8-89e1-4cfc-80dc-7158bd88635f) again with `Remediate` checked. It reinstalls the runtime and repairs Windows system files.
+3. **Report:** Each device shows the result in the [cPVAL VC Runtime Health Status](/docs/81660c29-6528-4cb0-9dbe-964ba1b4588e) custom field. The condition resets once the runtime is healthy.
+
+## Key Capabilities
+
+* **Daily Detection:** Checks every opted-in device once a day.
+* **Automatic Repair:** Reinstalls the latest runtime from Microsoft and repairs Windows system files with DISM and System File Checker (SFC), the built-in Windows repair tools.
+* **Safe by Default:** The check makes no changes. Repairs run only on devices where corruption is found.
+* **No Restarts:** Never restarts a device. If a restart is needed, the activity output says so.
+* **Flexible Scope:** Turn it on for all Windows devices, workstations only, or servers only. Exclude any organization, location, or device.
+* **Clear Reporting:** Each device shows `Healthy` or `Corrupted` in a custom field.
+
+---
+
+## Associated Content
+
+### Custom Fields
+
+> **Note on Enablement:** `cPVAL VC Runtime Remediation` has **no default value**. You *must* set it to turn the solution on. See [Step 4](#step-4-enable-the-solution-opt-in).
+
+| Name | Default | Example | Level | Managed By | Function |
+| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
+| [cPVAL VC Runtime Remediation](/docs/c6895ff6-39ae-403c-9436-4830e1a84d4c) | *(unset)* | `Windows` | System, Org, Loc, Dev | Manual | Turns the solution on and selects which devices it covers. |
+| [cPVAL VC Runtime Health Status](/docs/81660c29-6528-4cb0-9dbe-964ba1b4588e) | *(blank)* | `Healthy` | Device | Script (Auto) | Shows the result of the latest check: `Healthy` or `Corrupted`. |
+
+#### **System-Level Fields**
+
+![Image1](../../static/img/docs/c6895ff6-39ae-403c-9436-4830e1a84d4c/image1.webp)
+
+#### **Device-Level Fields**
+
+![Image2](../../static/img/docs/81660c29-6528-4cb0-9dbe-964ba1b4588e/image1.webp)
+
+### Automations
+
+| Name | Function |
+| :--- | :--- |
+| [Test VC Runtime](/docs/a63278c8-89e1-4cfc-80dc-7158bd88635f) | Checks the runtime and, with `Remediate` checked, repairs it. Saves the result to `cPVAL VC Runtime Health Status`. |
+
+### Compound Conditions
+
+| Name | Function |
+| :--- | :--- |
+| [Test VC Runtime - Windows Workstations](/docs/0f9b6490-325a-4863-8d1a-e4e38f21f0e6) | Checks opted-in workstations every 24 hours and repairs any with a corrupted runtime. |
+| [Test VC Runtime - Windows Servers](/docs/8be26d10-ce6c-49b1-99ac-bd5b3bdafc2d) | Checks opted-in servers every 24 hours and repairs any with a corrupted runtime. |
+
+---
+
+## Implementation
+
+### Step 1: Create Custom Fields
+
+This solution uses **2 custom fields**. You can create them in either of two ways.
+
+#### Option A: Import Them From the ProVal NinjaRMM Field Sync Portal
+
+The [NinjaRMM Field Sync](https://ninjafields.provaltech.com/) portal creates both fields for you, with the correct type, scope, permissions, and tab already set.
+
+1. Sign in to the [NinjaRMM Field Sync](https://ninjafields.provaltech.com/) portal.
+2. Set the **Source Instance** to `ProVal Dev`.
+3. Open **Filters** and set the **Custom Tab** filter to `Visual C++ Remediation`.
+4. Confirm the field count reads **2 fields**.
+5. Set the **Target Instance** to the partner instance you are implementing in.
+6. Select both fields and click **Deploy Selected**.
+
+> **⚠️ Validate the result before moving on.** Confirm that both fields appear on the tabs shown in the [System-Level Fields](#system-level-fields) and [Device-Level Fields](#device-level-fields) screenshots.
+
+#### Option B: Create the Fields Manually
+
+Create each field as described in its document:
+
+* [Custom Field: cPVAL VC Runtime Remediation](/docs/c6895ff6-39ae-403c-9436-4830e1a84d4c)
+* [Custom Field: cPVAL VC Runtime Health Status](/docs/81660c29-6528-4cb0-9dbe-964ba1b4588e)
+
+### Step 2: Create the Automation
+
+Create the following automation as described in the document:
+
+* [Automation: Test VC Runtime](/docs/a63278c8-89e1-4cfc-80dc-7158bd88635f)
+
+> *Pro Tip:* Keep the automation's architecture set to 64-bit. The script stops if it runs as 32-bit.
+
+### Step 3: Create Compound Conditions
+
+Create the following compound conditions as described in the document:
+
+* [Compound Condition: Test VC Runtime - Windows Workstations](/docs/0f9b6490-325a-4863-8d1a-e4e38f21f0e6)
+* [Compound Condition: Test VC Runtime - Windows Servers](/docs/8be26d10-ce6c-49b1-99ac-bd5b3bdafc2d)
+
+### Step 4: Enable the Solution (Opt-In)
+
+The solution is **opt-in** by design. Set [cPVAL VC Runtime Remediation](/docs/c6895ff6-39ae-403c-9436-4830e1a84d4c) at the System, Organization, Location, or Device level:
+
+| Value | Devices Covered |
+| :--- | :--- |
+| `Windows` | All Windows workstations and servers. |
+| `Windows Workstations` | Windows workstations only. |
+| `Windows Servers` | Windows servers only. |
+| `Disable` | None. Use it to exclude an organization, location, or device. |
+
+You'll know it worked when opted-in devices show `Healthy` or `Corrupted` in `cPVAL VC Runtime Health Status`. This happens within 24 hours.
+
+---
+
+## FAQs
+
+### General Usage
+
+**Q. What does this solution do?**  
+**A:** It finds Windows devices where the Microsoft Visual C++ runtime is damaged or missing files, and repairs them. Applications that need the runtime can then start normally.
+
+**Q. Is this solution turned on automatically?**  
+**A:** No. It is **opt-in**. Set `cPVAL VC Runtime Remediation` to turn it on. See [Step 4](#step-4-enable-the-solution-opt-in).
+
+**Q. Which devices are supported?**  
+**A:** 64-bit Windows 10 and 11, and Windows Server 2016 and later. Devices need internet access.
+
+**Q. Does the daily check change anything on the device?**  
+**A:** No. The check only confirms that the runtime's core files and Windows Registry entries are present. Changes happen only when a repair runs on a corrupted device.
+
+**Q. Can I exclude a single device?**  
+**A:** Yes. Set `cPVAL VC Runtime Remediation` to `Disable` on that device. A device-level value overrides the organization and location values.
+
+### Repairs
+
+**Q. What does a repair do?**  
+**A:** It reinstalls the latest Visual C++ runtime from Microsoft and repairs Windows system files with DISM and SFC. It then checks the runtime again and deletes the files it downloaded.
+
+**Q. Will a repair restart my devices?**  
+**A:** No. If a restart is needed to finish the repair, the activity output says so. Restart the device at a convenient time.
+
+**Q. How long does a repair take?**  
+**A:** Usually several minutes. It can take 30 minutes or more when Windows needs deeper repairs.
+
+**Q. Can I check or repair a single device on demand?**  
+**A:** Yes. Run the [Test VC Runtime](/docs/a63278c8-89e1-4cfc-80dc-7158bd88635f) automation on the device. Check `Remediate` to repair it, or leave it unchecked to only check it.
+
+**Q. Can I edit the script to change its behavior?**  
+**A:** No. The script is digitally signed, and any change stops it from running.
+
+### Troubleshooting
+
+| Problem | Cause | Solution |
+| :--- | :--- | :--- |
+| The repair activity shows as failed. | The script records the original corruption as an error, even when the repair works. | Check `cPVAL VC Runtime Health Status`. `Healthy` means the repair worked. |
+| A device still shows `Corrupted` after a repair. | A repair step failed, or the device needs a restart to finish. | Check the activity output for the failed step. Restart the device if asked, then run [Test VC Runtime](/docs/a63278c8-89e1-4cfc-80dc-7158bd88635f) with `Remediate` checked. |
+| Repairs fail on devices that get updates from WSUS (Windows Server Update Services). | DISM cannot download repair files through WSUS. | In Group Policy, enable **Specify settings for optional component installation and component repair**. Select the option to download repair content directly from Windows Update. |
+| `cPVAL VC Runtime Health Status` is blank. | The solution is not turned on for the device, or the check could not run. | Confirm `cPVAL VC Runtime Remediation` is set for the device. Check that the device has internet access. |
+
+---
+
+## Changelog
+
+### 2026-09-28
+
+- Initial version of the document.
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