Which option will scan for corrupted elements and attempt to fix them?

The option that scans for corrupted elements and attempts to fix them is the "Audit" command. When a Revit model is audited, the software performs a thorough check of the project file, looking for any inconsistencies or corruption that may affect the integrity and performance of the model. This process not only identifies potential issues but also tries to repair them, ensuring that the model operates smoothly and is free from errors.

Using the Audit feature is particularly important for maintaining the health of a Revit file, especially in larger projects where complex elements may become problematic over time. Regular use of the Audit command can prevent data loss and enhance the overall stability of the project.

In contrast, the "Detach from Central" option primarily relates to disconnecting a workshared project from its central model, which is more about managing collaboration rather than fixing corrupted elements. "Compact Central Model" is concerned with reducing the size of the central model by purging unused data, but it does not address corruption. "Review Warnings" allows users to view and manage warnings generated by Revit, which can indicate potential issues, but does not actively attempt to repair or fix corrupted elements.