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       #80

    bobsagetfullhou said:
    Thanks for your help
    Is this the correct location where you created the ResetRecoveryImage folder at?
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  2. Posts : 283
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       #81

    It is indeed. I tried on an external drive initially but it did not work. Then moved it to my C: root and ran the command again. The install.wim is in here. Note that the install.wim is from several minor versions ahead of mine. Part of the reason I'm recreating this is because I was having problems installing the latest update.
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  3. Posts : 69,363
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       #82

    bobsagetfullhou said:
    It is indeed. I tried on an external drive initially but it did not work. Then moved it to my C: root and ran the command again. The install.wim is in here. Note that the install.wim is from several minor versions ahead of mine. Part of the reason I'm recreating this is because I was having problems installing the latest update.
    It looks like it's also wanting the Windows RE image. Doing a repair install of Windows 10 should restore this to be able to enable it.

    Repair Install Windows 10 with an In-place Upgrade

    Enable or Disable Windows Recovery Environment in Windows 10
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  4. Posts : 283
    Win 10 Pro x64
       #83

    Brink said:
    It looks like it's also wanting the Windows RE image. Doing a repair install of Windows 10 should restore this to be able to enable it.

    Repair Install Windows 10 with an In-place Upgrade

    Enable or Disable Windows Recovery Environment in Windows 10
    Another problem is my repair install attempts are failing!

    I actually was looking to get all the advanced recovery options re-enabled, which I mistook this article for. So it is the recovery environment which I need instead. Let me try to follow those steps. Thanks!

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    So unfortunantly this article just mentions to run the enable command and when I do I get this error. Is there any way to manually recreate the RE image without doing a repair install?

    REAGENTC.EXE: The Windows RE image was not found.
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  5. Posts : 69,363
    64-bit Windows 11 Pro for Workstations
    Thread Starter
       #84

    bobsagetfullhou said:
    Another problem is my repair install attempts are failing!

    I actually was looking to get all the advanced recovery options re-enabled, which I mistook this article for. So it is the recovery environment which I need instead. Let me try to follow those steps. Thanks!

    - - - Updated - - -

    So unfortunantly this article just mentions to run the enable command and when I do I get this error. Is there any way to manually recreate the RE image without doing a repair install?

    REAGENTC.EXE: The Windows RE image was not found.
    May be time for a clean install.
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  6. Posts : 283
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       #85

    Brink said:
    May be time for a clean install.
    Was trying to avoid
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  7. Posts : 4,637
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       #86

    Is there any way to manually recreate the RE image without doing a repair install?

    You could copy winre.wim and reagent.xml out of your install.wim and into your windows\system32\recovery folder

    7-zip is handy for this kind of thing

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  8. Posts : 283
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       #87

    SIW2 said:
    You could copy winre.wim and reagent.xml out of your install.wim and into your windows\system32\recovery folder

    7-zip is handy for this kind of thing

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    For some reason there is no winre.wim in the recovery folder in the install.wim. Possibly because the .iso I made was based on my own system, which doesnt have a winre.wim?
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  9. Posts : 4,637
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       #88

    You can get it from the installation media, presumably you have that, or you can download the installation media easily enough.
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  10. Posts : 283
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       #89

    SIW2 said:
    You can get it from the installation media, presumably you have that, or you can download the installation media easily enough.
    Another image I had create just has a install.esd and not a install.wim. I'm currently extracting this to see if I am find a winre.wim file here.
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