I just would like to mention I have a bit of a history of messing up and making my previous laptops unbootable due to fooling around and trying different things in programs like this. So I want to be extra cautious this time around when doing this
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Wrong end of the disk isn't it :/
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Reflect must just be sorting them weird
Post a disk management screen shot.
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Never seen one at the end of the disk only in front of C :/
Only time I've seen it at the end is if one never existed and an build upgrade like 1809/ 1903 created it.
Funny you mention that, the previous HDD on my laptop (it's a Dell Gaming laptop btw) just recently bit the dust after only a year and a half. Because I had a 2-year warranty though, I got it replaced, and Dell was actually nice enough to put the most recent version of Windows 10 and all the most recent drivers onto it for when I install. But anyway, that previous hard drive failure is exactly why I want to clone everything to an SSD, so that I don't have to go through it again (at least for a while). But I just need to get past this roadblock. And hopefully get past more potential roadblocks, which I hope to post on here should any show up
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Please don't let this thread die unsolved. I really need to get this done
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If it helps, I found this message in the dism.log file towards the end of every operation/build attempt:
Code:[5656] [0x8007000e] StateStoreGetMountedImageWimbootEntries:(1285): Not enough memory resources are available to complete this operation.
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