Unable to repair Windows10 using SFC/DISM or in-place upgrade

Way i did it, even though other way originally linked works to david

dippas said:

Yes I do have one! can I ask why is that relevant?

Read through my link, it is due to the NVIDIA driver and Microsoft, we believe a bug with Microsoft.

davidhk said:

dippas,

My reply is just to elaborate what Word Man has already told you in Post #3.
Your dism .......> restorehealth said " source files could not be found" because your ISO was downloaded from Media Creation Tool which gave you the Install.esd.
You need the Install.wim which can be obtained by downloading the ISO from Tech Bench.
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/softw...load/techbench

Once you have the iso download, mount it >
Then open the elevated command prompt and copy and paste this................
Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth /Source:wim:H:\sources\install.wim:1 /limitaccess

Note : H is the drive where the iso is mounted. Change it if your driver letter is different.

Hi, I didn't download from media creation tool,

Since I'm on vacations right now , I'm on a place that the internet speed is too slow among other issues. so I managed to download the ISO from one another site besides techbench or MCT, and this ISO has install.wim not install.esd because I checked after mounting it.

The site where I downloaded the ISO is this one

dippas said:

Hi, I didn't download from media creation tool,

Since I'm on vacations right now , I'm on a place that the internet speed is too slow among other issues. so I managed to download the ISO from one another site besides techbench or MCT, and this ISO has install.wim not install.esd because I checked after mounting it.

The site where I downloaded the ISO is this one

OK, use the dism command line I posted....................
Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth /Source:wim:H:\sources\install.wim:1 /limitaccess

Make sure you enter your actual drive letter instead of H.
P.S. I am assuming the source you used to download the ISO is ok.

davidhk said:

OK, use the dism command line I posted....................
Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth /Source:wim:H:\sources\install.wim:1 /limitaccess

Make sure you enter your actual drive letter instead of H.
P.S. I am assuming the source you used to download the ISO is ok.

yes the Source is OK. About your command I even copied the "source" from File Explorer Address Bar to command line

dippas said:

yes the Source is OK. your command I even copied from File Explorer Address Bar to command line

And the result is ?

dippas said:

yes the Source is OK. About your command I even copied the "source" from File Explorer Address Bar to command line

No need to "copy" anything.
Just Mount the new ISO > then do the dism command I posted to you.

davidhk said:

No need to "copy" anything.
Just Mount the new ISO > then do the dism command I posted to you.

Sorry David, I'm feeling stupid right now. I had two ISOs mounted (I still had the first ISO mounted which I updated from 7 to 10) and I was looking in the old one for the install.wim file.

I just check the other ISO (correct one) mounted, and it has install.esd, so I did the ESD command

Code:

Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth /Source:esd:G:\Sources\Install.esd:1 /limitaccess

with same luck.. Source file not found.

Tripled Checked the Full path.

Saying one you just downloaded has no install.wim, because his instructions said nothing about install.esd file.
Eject any other mounted ISO except correct one, check sources folder of the ISO for Install.wim

do not think downloading from techbench would of taken longer on a slow internet compared to one you chose.