Hello @GABRIEL ribeiro
To properly analyze this, we first need to clarify what you mean by “catalog discrepancy.”
The attached file contains only the SHA-256 hash and filename of a ZIP file:
BC_INVEST_V4_AFOS1_MICROSOFT_ACQUISITION_DIAGNOSTIC_R1.zip
It does not contain the actual diagnostic logs or results.
Could you please provide the following information?
- Which catalog is showing the discrepancy - Microsoft Update Catalog, Windows Update, the Windows component store/WinSxS, or something else?
- What Windows version and build are you running (winver)?
- What exactly is the discrepancy you're seeing?
- Are there any error messages or error codes?
- Which commands or tools were used to generate the diagnostic information?
- If possible, please attach the original diagnostic ZIP file, after removing any sensitive or confidential information.
It would also be helpful to run and share the results of:
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth
sfc /scannow
If this is related to Windows Update, please also provide the specific KB number involved and whether the same update is being reported differently between Windows Update and the Microsoft Update Catalog.
For now, avoid manually installing or changing Microsoft Visual C++ or Windows SDK components. First, we need to identify which catalog shows the discrepancy and determine whether it is related to component-store corruption, Windows Update metadata, or another issue.
Once you provide those details, we should be able to narrow down the cause and recommend the appropriate next steps without making unnecessary changes to the system.
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