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I didn't know how to get a winre.wim file until earlier today.

Anyway, it seems to be working, but the System Properties dialog looks weird with a visible "Recovery" folder.

Are you saying that I should copy the .wim file I created to Systen32 or that I should rename the DrtmAuthTxt.wim file? I created the .win file by using DISM on the original recovery partition,...

In a VM, I recently moved the recovery partition to facilitate certain updates. I used the following instructions which I got from StackExchange and another thread in this forum.

reagentc /disable...

I guess the new hardware I need is a pair of reading glasses.

Are those little little yellow things meaningless? They look like little yellow triangles, but with reading glasses, they look like groups of yellow pixels.

These are the drivers in question.
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I can find the drivers OK, but I don't know which ones I really need, it would probably take an hour or two to download and install all of them.

Also,...

I just did a clean install of Windows 10 Home 22H2, and there are some yellow flags in Device Manager. I finished all of the updates in Windows Update, and I installed the Lenovo chipset driver and...

I tried in-place repair twice, doing DISM and SFC before the second one. Both times it stalled at 31% for a few hours. Short of a clean install, is there anything else I can try?

I screwed up my ProgramFiles\WindowsApps folder by taking ownership of it and trying to restore ownership to Trusted Installers. Now, when I try to launch anything in that folder, I get a "The...

Yes. I'm pretty sure that the problem is the specific HDMI device, not HDMI in general.

The HDMI was working fine with the old monitor (RIP), and the glitchy behavior of the new one seems like a software/firmware issue.

The OEM file version is the same, but the monitor is only a few years old.

As far as the MS driver, I installed it earlier today, and the monitor output behaves the same as with the old OEM...

I got the update from MicroSoft through the settings app.

On my system, reinstalling the OEM driver would be faster than System Restore.

Lenovo G50-70, Conexant Smart Audio HD, Win 10 Home 22H2.

I updated the audio driver to try to fix a problem with output on HDMI device, and the laptop headphone output no longer works. The sound...

I tried those too. Assuming that the grouping feature is broken and turning those off is the only thing that seems to work. At least Quick Access is less cluttered that way.

My File Explorer Quick Access view stopped grouping things like, Frequent folders, Recent files, etc. I tried SFC but it didn't help. Later, I tried the registry thing where you remove Bags and...

On my bluetooth, there are frequent interruptions. It stutters and skips, as if someone is playing with the power switch. It happens with every BT device I've used with the computer. Is there someway...

The drive in question just died, so it seems to be unsafe to use a flash drive as a substitute for an HDD or an SSD.

On my system, flash drives slow down with age. The worst example is a two or three month old 3.0 drive, which I've been using for the virtual drives of VMs, sometimes writes at less than 1MB/s. Is...

Thanks. I think a $20 RAM upgrade should be good enough for my needs.

My laptop has a 4GB RAM module and a 2GB module, so only 4GB can work in dual channel mode. The system usually uses about 3GB, but when I'm running a VM, it uses around 5GB. Is it likely that this is...

I don't know whether this information is helpful, but 2004 is not yet available for my system, but I upgraded my VM to 2004 last month.

I already tried SFC, and the game is portable with no DLLs. I ruled out the game, and the Indeo and DirectX 9 files in installed by experimenting in a VM. I also tried a clean boot.

I have an issue with a game, which the author suggests might be caused by "mismatched" DLLs. In a VM, the problem goes away, but the game is too sluggish to play. Given that Avast, SFC, and DISM all...