Windows 10 Recovery Tools - Bootable Rescue Disk

I downloaded the 64 bit version iso and tried running it via a disk and USB and was unsuccessful. It did not give me much time to write down the errors, but here is what I got. A System32iphlpapi.dll error with this code 0xc000012f and when it closed this error came up - System Service Exception.

Okay I tried it after weeks of agony with unbootable windows 10 Dell laptop. I only got it loaded and working for nearly 10 minutes before giving me the ugly bsod blue screen
FYI, it gives me error massage about Pen network drives before the bsod. Still , I managed to run MiniTool Power data recovery quickly before that shut down to know that the pbr partition was deleted.
I just want to thank you about that disk and hope you can tell me how to get rid from that error and manage to keep the Windows pe working till I fix whatever happened to my laptop

chzuck said:

I downloaded the 64 bit version iso and tried running it via a disk and USB and was unsuccessful. It did not give me much time to write down the errors, but here is what I got. A System32iphlpapi.dll error with this code 0xc000012f and when it closed this error came up - System Service Exception.

Hi chzuck

Is this the error, and have you found a solution yet?

I just finished up one of my personal custom PEs using Windows 10 v1703 15063.0 (the Creator's Update) and I'm pretty happy that even some of my enterprise server imaging and deployment software works on it. Hell, even the DISM API is working flawlessly. I'm not big on much of anything The Oven offers so I make all my PEs manually, albeit over time I've created PowerShell scripts that basically automate much of the core OS creation process.

As for the one offered here - I tossed it on a VM and it's a good PE build because it's not overdone. There are so many PE builds people offer that are larger in wim size (some up to 4x+) than the actual full OS installation.

I'd also supply mine but I will have to check the forum guidelines since it incorporates enterprise software like Macrium Reflect Server Plus v7 and WinMagic Enterprise, etc.

@DrEmpiricism
please share PowerShell scripts instead of the whole pe image as this will be more useful to users building their own images.

Sorry to double post, but I was wondering if there's an easy way of creating an image of the finished drive? (as I've now sussed how to add Kyhi's brilliant 'load-out' to the W10 installer)

It would be nice to be able to just reel off drives for friends and family etc.

Many thanks in advance

cereberus said:

Not clear what you are asking?

Sorry cereberus if I didn't make myself clear. I was just asking if there's a way of using drive imaging software to make an image of a finished USB boot drive? Saves having to physically create each one. Thanks :)