Where is the Windows Recovery Environment app(s) located?


  1. Frank15
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    Where is the Windows Recovery Environment app(s) located?


    I'd like to now where the Windows Recovery Environment app(s) is located. I guess it's in the EFI partition? or may it be in the motherboard firmware?

    Thanks in advance
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  3. AndreTen
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    Usually on the same drive as system. You can see where, if you type in elevated command prompt:

    reagentc /info

    more here: tenforums tutorials | enable-disable-windows-recovery-environment
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