Windows 10: WMI repository is consistent

Dear community, I'm Michael. I have some problems with WMI: during the winmgmt /verifyrepository command, I receive the following return: "WMI repository is consistent". Here is a snapshotI want to normalise the WMI, so looking forward to your answers.

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WMI Invalid class but "WMI repository is consistent"

. If the repository is not corrupt, then this 2019 article from MS might help: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/...ss/ba-p/375485

 

WMI Invalid class but "WMI repository is consistent"

On my Windows 10 Pro 64-bit PC, when I go to WMI Control in Computer Management under "Services and Applications" and select "More Actions" -> Properties, it displays the following:- Failed to initialize all required WMI classes. Win32_Processor: WMI: Invalid class Win32_WMISetting: WMI: Invalid class Security information: Successful Win32_OperatingSystem: WMI Invalid class However, when I run command "winmgmt /verifyrepository" in an elevated command prompt (as advised in many web-pages) it reports: "WMI repository is consistent" which, I'm led to believe means the WMI Repository is NOT corrupt. How do I fix the Invalid class error?

 

Trying to reset WMI Repository

I'm following some troubleshooting advice to reset my WMI Repository on my Windows 10. I've successfully carried out the following commands:

- Stopped winmgmt service

- Deleted C:\Windows\System32\wbem\repository

- Navigated to wbem folder in the command promt and successfully ran the script ‘for /f %s in ('dir /b *.mof') do mofcomp %s’

I am now trying to run the follow-up script for /f %s in ('dir /b en-us\*.mfl') do mofcomp en-us\%s but my computer responded with "File Not Found".

Where can I find this file, or am I able to leave out this part of the script and still have a functioning WMI?

Thanks!