hi there,
Most SOS.EXE problems stem from a missing or corrupt SOS.EXE, virus infection, or invalid Windows registry entries associated
From the desktop, press the Windows + X shortcut key combination.
In the menu, select Command Prompt (Admin).
NOTE: System File Checker can be run from Windows PowerShell (Admin).
On the User Account Control (UAC) prompt, click Yes.
In the command prompt window, type SFC /scannow and press Enter.
System file checker utility checks the integrity of Windows system files and repairs them if required.
After the process is complete, reboot the computer.
And see if it helps,
Thank you
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