Is there any setting I should specify to get the choice?
Did you by any chance removed or deleted your Recovery Partition in Windows? That's where it looks for the WinRE. If not found, it defaults back to PE.
Did you by any chance removed or deleted your Recovery Partition in Windows? That's where it looks for the WinRE. If not found, it defaults back to PE.
That's it! I always remove the Recovery Partition on my non-Insider computers. Both Insider machines have the RE option. Thanks.
Interesting. On a recently created install on an mbr disk it didn't create a recovery partition but stuck the recovery folder with WinRE on the C disk.
Computer Type: Laptop System Manufacturer/Model Number: HP - Pavilion Notebook 15-cc076sa OS: Windows 10 Home 64bit 21H1 and insider builds CPU: Intel Core i7 7500U @ 2.70GHz Motherboard: HP Memory: 8GB DDR4 Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce 940MX (HP) Monitor(s) Displays: Built in Screen Resolution: 1920x1080 Mouse: Logitec M705 Hard Drives: 238GB SAMSUNG MZNLN256HMHQ-000H1 (SSD)
3725GB Western Digital WD Elements 107C USB Device (USB (SATA))
2794GB Western Digital WD Elements 107C USB Device (USB (SATA))
1397GB SAMSUNG HD154UI USB Device (USB (SATA)) Internet Speed: 200 Mb/sec Browser: Chrome,FF,Opera Antivirus: Defender, Malwarebytes
Interesting. On a recently created install on an mbr disk it didn't create a recovery partition but stuck the recovery folder with WinRE on the C disk.
Inside the OS itself as a folder. Yeah, I've seen that too. If you do the Reagentc /info on that one, it will show it's pointing to itself. Threw me the first time I saw that.
Inside the OS itself as a folder. Yeah, I've seen that too. If you do the Reagentc /info on that one, it will show it's pointing to itself. Threw me the first time I saw that.
Actually looking at it again although there is a recovery folder on C it's empty, however the system partition has a recovery folder with WinRE in it and that's what reagentc shows also.
Computer Type: Laptop System Manufacturer/Model Number: HP - Pavilion Notebook 15-cc076sa OS: Windows 10 Home 64bit 21H1 and insider builds CPU: Intel Core i7 7500U @ 2.70GHz Motherboard: HP Memory: 8GB DDR4 Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce 940MX (HP) Monitor(s) Displays: Built in Screen Resolution: 1920x1080 Mouse: Logitec M705 Hard Drives: 238GB SAMSUNG MZNLN256HMHQ-000H1 (SSD)
3725GB Western Digital WD Elements 107C USB Device (USB (SATA))
2794GB Western Digital WD Elements 107C USB Device (USB (SATA))
1397GB SAMSUNG HD154UI USB Device (USB (SATA)) Internet Speed: 200 Mb/sec Browser: Chrome,FF,Opera Antivirus: Defender, Malwarebytes
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