KB5034441 Security Update for Windows 10 (21H2 and 22H2) - Jan. 9 Win Update

Its my error again! II do another reinstall will that sort it? My wife is wanting me to leave this now

swegmike said:

@Pentagon - I assume you copy the "fresh" reagent.xml" from the install disk (I haven't looked) where the Winre.wim was copied
from to c:\windows\system32\recovery . My reagentc /info says I'm already disabled although info it contains is missing due to a bad configuration to the recovery partition which I'm trying to fix along with fixing it for this KB #.

7 Ways to Boot Into the Windows Recovery Environment

@swegmike
I don't understand your problem but I know how to boot into the Recovery

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@john7
II do another reinstall will that sort it?
No!
Sorry, but I don't know how to use forum software in the right way

I know that feeling

@john7
cmd
reagentc /disable

and check if the winre.wim has gone as you did before
dir R: /a /s

If it's still there use 7z run it as Administrator! and move or copy it to the C:\Windows\System32\Recovery

It come up with Have copied it to system32/recovery

Do I need to copy files to copy back

john7 said:

Do I need to copy files to copy back

I don't understand what you mean.
See my above edited reply.
Use copy&paste. Takes only 2 minutes

Pentagon said:

I don't understand what you mean.
See my above edited reply.
Use copy&paste. Takes only 2 minutes

Sorry I am both a bit lost and my wife has steem coming out of her ears so will have to go. The only 2 in windows recovery are ReAgent and ReAgent_Merged I will have to come back to this tomorrow as it clerly didn't copy the other one over

@Pentagon - I posted the different ways to get into winre should others not know. My winre doesn't work, so another way may work.

My question is, people have x32 and x64 bit install disks. Does this mean I need to extract Winre.wim so that it is 64-bit for my x64 bit, or will the 32-bit Winre.wim work just as well if I get it from the install disk x32 source directory so that it can be used on a x64 or x32 OS installation? Or is Winre.wim the same and defaults to x32 for both bit environments? I'm not sure if I'm trying to repair a x64 OS system, that it would make a difference.

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I'm on the long road to "recovery" - for my laptop and from Msoft...