Copy & paste line by line and wait for the system response after each input

Do not begin before I see the result from diskpart.

diskpart
sel disk 1
list par
exit

Error Message: Failed to load the provider: X:\windows\system32\Dism

Have no idea what that means. I have to ask a friend.

So for today I say bye.

Try to get an 8 GB USB-Stick

therealsimpsons
The first column in the upper part "Volume" is not readable.

Best Solution is to place the new EFI-Partition at the end of disk 1.
Here are your Comand Prompt inputs:
same as...

If you know how to replace the ancient WinRE.wim on (E:) Recovery Environment with a newer one using Explorer++ let me know.

sfc /scannow /offbootdir=D:\ /offwindir=D:\Windows /offlogfile=D:\sfc.txt

try without scratchdir

Dism /image:D:\ /cleanup-image /restorehealth

don't forget this when you start a new session...

Failed to create Dism Image Session in host! A problem ocurred loading the image session.
A DVD? which win version?
The command with (D:) is correct. We don't want to analyse your DVD!
Your...

FreeBooter
There is no boot problem

Did you run from Recovery Environment? If yes, try the USB and in command prompt type
X:> diskpart
list vol
exit
to verfy that the Letter is still (D:) It might have changed.

You also can use...

You can download "Explorer++" it's portable and copy it to your USB-Stick in the WIN-DIR. That makes it much easier afterwords.
Explorer++ - Download

click in the searchbox and type cmd
In the opening window select command prompt run as administrator

What is your active EFI-Partition?

Type command prompt as admin
C:\Windows\System32>bcdedit

Yes, it's the easy way! Just 5 $ And some years ago I lived in Bremen :-)

There is s.th. to do. ;)

YES, that is possible. The problem is that the right install.wim index is needed and the dism-command is very complicated,

s.th. like this: Dism /image:K:\ /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth...

CHKDSK looks good!
DISM /resorehealth connects to MS-Server and fixes files if they are corrupt or damaged.
WiFi is not possible in PE/RE!

The TS needs help and not a discussion. This thread is full of wrong instructions and advices. To convert disk 1 to GPT and make it bootable is absolutely not the main problem! What do people believe...

Your Diskmanagement Screenshot doesn't allow to give proper advices! Expand columns 1 + 5 so that you can read everything.

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Better is to run Command Prompt as admin...

Important: When you are in PE/RE-Mode the drive-letters can change! So don't worry about that!
(D:) is your OS-Partition!
Your Recovery is on (E:) and you boot from there.
Directory of...

Celery


We are all happy that you assist us! :p

YES!
And make sure that you saved your settings before you begin. Otherwise you have to do it manually with the data you got from your ISP.

But I don't think that it is possible to convert the disks that way. A 3rd party tool is needed.
Run
C:\Windows\System32>bcdedit

Your Commands are wrong!
C:\Windows\System32>mbr2gpt /validate /disk:0 /allowFullOS
C:\Windows\System32>mbr2gpt /validate /disk:1 /allowFullOS

copy & paste !

reg query...

PE is when you boot into the Recovery-Mode. (RE) RE is a modified PE.
X:\Windows\system32> indicates that you are in PE

X:\Windows\system32>dir E:\Recovery\WindowsRE /a /s

To get an idea of all your disks run
command prompt as (admin)
and type
C:\Windows\System32>diskpart
list disk
exit

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The GPT column is important

Means what?
The first (StartComponentCleanup) or the 2nd Dism-Command (RestoreHealth)?