Need Help To Fix MiniTool Partition Wizard Issue

diskpart
sel disk 0
create partition primary
format quick fs=ntfs label="Recovery"
set id=27
sel par 2
delete partition override
exit
reagentc /enable

Another option that may work is to make a Macrium backup image > clean install Windows 10 > restore only the C: partition.

Pentagon said:

diskpart
sel disk 0
create partition primary
format quick fs=ntfs label="Recovery"
set id=27
sel par 2
delete partition override
exit
reagentc /enable

Thanks.

I am now to 20 GB unallocated and 1 GB recovery.

Before I use the minitool again I want to make sure that both "unallocated space before" and "unallocated space after" are both at zero.

Is this going to ask me to reboot and finish in what appears to be a command window like last time because making the change in a command window instead of in Windows 10 is when everything got messed up in the first place.

Pentagon said:

Both have to be (0) zero. That is correct!

You have to reboot because the further changes can't be made on a running online system!
Good luck

Edit: Keep in mind, that successful troubleshooting begins with a good partition layout during installation! I never have a single personal file on the C-Partition wich is less than 150 GB in size. Your E-Partition is big enough for all your personal files!

Edit 2: When finished type cmd (admin)
reagentc /info

Success and Thanks!

When reagentc /info shows enabled you can run the Windows update again and it should be successful as well. In the end you could mark this thread as solved.

Pentagon said:

When reagentc /info shows enabled you can run the Windows update again and it should be successful as well. In the end you could mark this thread as solved.

It has been over 30 minutes and reagentc still shows disabled. Tried the enable command and it said Windows RE not found.

After the PC rebooted from using minitool and got back into Windows I did shut down again and turned the PC back on so everything should be reset.

We have to find the winre.wim
cmd (admin)
diskpart
sel disk 0
sel par 3
assign letter=R
exit
dir R:\Recovery\WindowsRE /a /s

there should be 4 files
if there is no winre.wim in (R:) type:
dir /a /s c:\winre.wim

Pentagon said:

We have to find the winre.wim
cmd (admin)
diskpart
sel disk 0
sel par 3
assign letter=R
exit
dir R:\Recovery\WindowsRE /a /s

there should be 4 files
if there is no winre.wim in (R:) type:
dir /a /s c:\winre.wim

That did not work. Commands I ran are below.

Do you have a tool like
7z or explorer++
If yes, run the tool as admin and navigate to R:\Recovery\WindowsRE

you can also run notepad as admin and use it as explorer by File>Open and navigate to R:

Edit: It should not take more than 5 minutes