For some reason, I have never had an issue with it.
I do a lot of partition work as well, so I find it beneficial.
I use both portable and installed software...whatever the best tool for the...
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For some reason, I have never had an issue with it.
I do a lot of partition work as well, so I find it beneficial.
I use both portable and installed software...whatever the best tool for the...
The last "response on that subject" from the OP was post # 11.
"Thank you for the information. When I ran option 5 nothing happened."
A simple cut and paste command line is all that's needed.
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Well, sometimes there are better (and safer) tools for the job...that aren't built in to the OS.
Both MTPW and Revo qualify.
But you do you.
I would not recommend using the built-in Windows disk imaging function Backup and Restore (Windows 7).
There are multiple issues with it.
Instead, I would recommend the free version of Macrium...
How much free disk space do you have?
The free partition management program I have used for a long time is MiniTool Partition Wizard -
Download and install it directly from the vendor site.
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Follow the instructions at the top of the page on how to collect and post logs for troubleshooting.
You've heard wrong.
I've used it for years with no issues.
Download and install it directly from the vendor site.
Best Free Partition Manager for Windows | MiniTool Partition Wizard Free
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Open a new tab in Edge and enter the following in the address bar -
edge://policy
If there are entries, click on the Export to JSON button, and select your Desktop for the location.
Post the...
I don't follow your logic.
If DISM was run, post the DISM log.
If SFC was run, use the parse CBS.log command, and post that log.
If I get an error code in my car, I don't need training on...
Maybe I'm missing something, but I guess I don't see that as an issue.
If I ran DISM first, I can look at dism.log in %windir%\logs\dism, and see what it found, or fixed (depending on the run...
I don't know what you referring to.
The diagnostics aren't "hidden" with SFC /VERIFYONLY
The results, or no results if there's nothing to fix, will be logged in CBS.log.
Running findstr...
It's a simple Command line entry you can copy and paste -
findstr /c:"[SR]" %windir%\logs\cbs\cbs.log > "%userprofile%\Desktop\sfcdetails.txt"
Post sfcdetails.txt that was saved on your Desktop...
If I were just doing diagnostics, I would run SFC /VERIFYONLY, which finds issues, but doesn't fix anything.
Regardless of whether /VERIFYONLY or /SCANNOW is used, if errors are found, and it's a...
I am currently running sfc /SCANNOW, and it doesn't invoke DISM as far as I can see.
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Microsoft says -
If you are running Windows 10, Windows 8.1 or Windows 8, first run the inbox...
Run the following commands and post the results -
If the issue is happening on IPv4 -
netsh interface ipv4 show route
netsh interface ipv4 show neighbors
If it's IPv6 -
You might start with the AV/AM testing organizations data -
AV-Comparatives -
Home - AV-Comparatives
AV-TEST -
Test antivirus software for Windows 10 - October 2020 | AV-TEST
To get an idea of what external hard drive enclosure looks like -
Computer Hard Drive Enclosures
I purchased this one earlier this year, and works well for my use cases (cloning, or restoring...
You might consider storing backups on an external USB drive, and keep it offline when not doing backups.
If anything took out Disk 0 (ransomware, hard drive failure, etc.) SusanBackups on G: would...
Try the following to uninstall KB4517245 -
Open an elevated Command prompt and run this command in the format -
Enter wusa /uninstall /KB:kb number
Example -
wusa /uninstall /KB:4517245
Feature updates are now optional, and have a separate "install" button.
The only time you might be "force upgraded" to the latest version is if your current version has reached end of service (18...
Off topic.
I think I remember you from the old Windows Secrets forum.
I use a password manager, so it enters the login credentials automatically.
Instead of physically attaching the printer to a computer, attach it to the router, assign a static IP address to the printer in the router.
Then, it won't depend on that computer being turned on,...
You can use both tools to "match"...by name, by execution path, etc.
Task Manager -
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Autoruns -
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Actually, I like your suggestion as a first step.
Unchecking the wrong thing in Autoruns can brick a system.