Windows 10 Recovery Tools - Bootable Rescue Disk

Kyhi said:

SFC SCANNOW and DISM RESTOREHEALTH - Repair Corrupt Files

Here is a program to help users with corrupt windows files..
This program will run System File Checker and DISM commands to repair an online Windows image
and will also look for the setup media to use as a repair source

Step 1: Download and Extract > IMAGE_HEALTH.ZIP to a root folder ( C:\image_health )
Step 2: Right-Click IMAGE_HEALTH.CMD > Select Properties > Select Unblock
Step 3: Insert your Windows Setup Media ( Mounted ISO or DVD or USB )
Step 4: Right Click on IMAGE_HEALTH.CMD and Run as Administrator

IMAGE_HEALTH.ZIP

Preferred Windows 10 ISO > http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/softw...load/techbench
This Program supports any ISO with either an Install.wim or Install.esd

Attachment 65016

The Preferred Method Of Use To Fix file Corruption Would Be To Select

Option 1 - /ScanHealth > if shows as Repairable,
then
Option 2 - /RestoreHealth > if shows as Missing Source Files,
then
Option 3 - /RestoreHealth /source

Note:
Dism uses the component store as it's main source for Image Repair, so best to Select Option 2
Before Selecting Option 3 and redirecting the repair source, to the Windows Setup Media..

Option 4 > will analyze the component store, it will tell you if the store needs to be cleaned up

Option 5 > will cleanup (Remove) superseded windows files over 45 days old in the component store

Option 6 > will cleanup (Remove) ALL superseded windows files in the component store

Option 7 > will run System File Checker - SFC /Scannow

Option 8 > will run Revert Pending Dism Actions (UnLock, The Locked Disk Message)

Option 9 > will run Disk Cleanup Manager in Extended Mode

Option 10 > will run CheckDisk on a Volume, to scan for and fix disk errors..

Option 11 > will run ShowKeyPlus to retrieve windows product key

Option 12 > will export 3rd Party System Drivers into a "Drivers" folder

Option 13 > will run a MS Tool that will Automatically move all the User files from the Windows.old folder to the corresponding locations within your new Windows installation.

Note:
There are log files to help you and others troubleshoot DISM and SFC issues..
Those *.Log files will be created on your Desktop as *.txt files..
So you can post them easily in a forum..

Hi,
I don't have any problems so far with Win10 and am still learning. I am wondering if it would be beneficial to run this tool every few months just to keep the system optimal?

If yes, which option would be the best?

Thanks.

Kyhi said:

For testing - Win10x64 > http://1drv.ms/1oIfCZU

Question on this PE Kyhi I know this was still in testing when I downloaded it, so is their a newer updated version than this one?
Reason I ask is now when I booted to it this morning, it told me I had no internet connection, BUT I did. Here is a screenshot.

Kyhi said:

The network connection type has not changed in the test version..
but I do see you are getting error via control panel applet.. you may want to verify error, with older version..
almost sure would be the same...

I tested my older version yesterday Kyhi it had to such error, was fine. This test version now that I think about it, never did this until the last 2 updates from MS we just got.

Kyhi said:

But PE should not be effected by MS Updates... You testing in VM ?? or Booted into Memory ??

Don't have any VM installed, always from my USB stick. :) everything still works, I can access the internet, even thou it reports no internet connection. older version does NOT do this thou.

I just found this little gem (PESE). Thank you Khyi, a very nice piece of work. I only have one problem with it. The startup music is too loud, it woke my wife 3 times last night (she was NOT happy). How can I mute it?

Kyhi said:

Turn your PC volume down...

Thanks for the VERY prompt reply. That would be the obvious choice, but it doesn't work. The Host OS volume controls do not affect the PE and there is no knob or dial type volume control on my system. Of course, I cannot change the volume settings within the PE until it has finished booting.