ReAgentC | The Windows Recovery Partition

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[@Jimbozinya]

In my all my years using Windows, the Windows Recovery Partition has NEVER helped or worked right.

[@Mamoonabm]

Same, only windows 7 worked for me but never anything else I remember breaking my windows installation (windows 11) on my laptop and using the recovery partition but it didn't work :/ I had to reinstall via tiny 11

[@JohnnyB43]

Very well explained Chris, thanks!

[@xDanyy2573]

now I can't delete this new "temp" folder 😅 help min 7:30

[@DarrylLipat]

were able to delete it?

[@SpeedyTubaGuy]

Hey Chris, a video I think would be a neat one is going over different bootloaders, like comparing GRUB2 to rEFInd. I've been using rEFInd more on my laptops lately cause it detects all bootable media on each boot instead of having to add entries like in GRUB, so rather than mashing the button to get into my BIOS or Ventoy it's just there in the list. Also I think you can arguably make it look better with the theme support of it, though more limited selection than GRUB

[@chromerims]

Seconded

[@commanderdestructa4654]

@@chromerims Thirded!

[@dingokidneys]

Oh Dog, this makes me hate Window$ even more. Even their CLI commands have options named by Marketing - restorehealth; Whut de pharque? When someone brings me a Windows machine to sort out it's always just copy the data off, clean install, install the apps, put the data back and "Take this ugly thing away!"

[@fragalot]

YES!! I sure do miss the F8 boot option..

[@zaubermaus8190]

you can reactivate it with the bcdedit command

[@TotalWarriorLegends]

How to delete the temp folder extracted the wim file?

[@amigoscanariosdeclashofclan]

I don’t find install.wim file. 😢 Downloaded windows 10 iso, mounted. Searching in source folder, but not there (already activate to show system files)

[@amigoscanariosdeclashofclan]

Find it ! Install.esm, and inside several folders numbered from 1,2, 3, etc. 1 means home edition Searching inside windows/system32/recovery

[@nubfaceforthelose]

Thanks, you just reminded me to make a restore point

[@benjaminfrohns]

Hi, used your video from 2 years ago. How to repair startup (something like that). Worked great on Win 11. You were right, that the first instructions you gave are usually left out. Other guides did not work because of it. Great work. I'll check this out, to be sure everything is set correctly.

[@christang9406]

Sir, does this affect the Bitlocker? my Bitlocker enable is error, and i believe it does something to do with ReagentC

[@Specialist1Aim]

It has everything to do with it

[@DevilbyMoonlight]

Very good guide, recently I have been looking into the GPT disk structures with a view to understand how to reconstruct the EFI,MSR & WinRE partitions from scratch on a fresh disk after restoring only the windows partition without 3rd party tools, DISM truly is a wonderful tool :) as long as you track the version of dism used to create the image, some times newer versions wont unpack older ones

[@abdoolsilva6398]

which source can you recommend? My pc says: "is write protected" and I can't move forward

[@ricardoa2894]

Can someone tells me if this procedure can help to tell windows 8.1 to choose A DIFFERENT RECOVERY PARTITION from an external USB hard drive ?? I made a recovery backup recovery point but in an external USB hard drive... I can see that the recovery point files are there (external USB drive) but no matter how hard I try windows does NOT want to recognize that recovery backup, and I mean I tried everysingle option in the recovery blue boot menu when you restart with SHIFT+RESTART , i wonder if this procedure can help me to enforce windows to recognize that USB recovery drive a the DEFAULT RECOVERY PARTITION, so it may see the recovery points in it (I can see files are there and many gigas), someone has any idea how to do it ??? Thanks in advance

[@DevilbyMoonlight]

@@abdoolsilva6398 try using the version that was in circulation when you created the backup.

[@chromerims]

Jolly triumphant video 👍 Awesome channel. 15:51-18:19 --- Wonder why you did not click "See more recovery options" at the bottom? Therein, "System Image Recovery" is located. Kind regards, neighbours and friends.

[@pasikavecpruhovany7777]

Startup Repair never worked for me either. I accepted that windows sometimes craps its pants so I usually just go for full reinstall, especially if it's not my system. Less effort than trying to figure out what went wrong and fix the damage.

[@repairman2be250]

And of course you have saved the customers data to another drive first? Then you also install/update the drivers in Windows as well all application the customer had installed?

[@loukaskollias8948]

On older windows 10 installations the recovery partition is at the start of the drive. The issue is that after somes updates over the years the recovery partition has grown in size so it doesn't fit. My PC has 2 recovery partitions. Nowadays windows attach the recovery partition at the end of the C:/ partition. After updates, if the recovery partition increases in size again it will expand towards the C:/ partition. The recovery partition is always after the C:/ partition.

[@archishmannag]

In my case, I have C:, D: and E: drives. The recovery partition is after E:, at the end.

[@loukaskollias8948]

@@archishmannag Yeah, I forgot to mention that. Always run windows setup with a single drive plugged in if you want all windows partitions on a single drive. If you remove a drive for some reason in the future you won't have a recovery partition. I think it has to do with slave/master. The safest way is to add extra drives after installation.

[@archishmannag]

@@loukaskollias8948 No, I said that wrong my bad. I have 3 partitions. And recovery partition is always at the end of all partitions. I used drives mistakenly.

[@darrenvail8726]

@@archishmannag so your system drive has 3 partitions plus the recovery partition(4)

[@ricardoa2894]

2 recovery partitions, and how can you tell windows which one to use as by Default in case you need to go back only to a specific recovery point ?? in my case I mad a back up of recovery in an external USB drive, I can see all the files are there but I don't know how to tell windows to see that USB recovery drive as the Default ? windows can not see those recovery points no matter what options I use in the blue recovery menu

[@bigfella63]

what 3rd party software that will do all this ? other than Acronis ? any freeware ?

[@atouchofclass7388]

minipartition wizard free addition

[@repairman2be250]

Just downloaded Windows 10 again with the Micro$ Windows creation utility. The ISO created now has the Install.esd file and not install.wim. I mounted the Windows 10 ISO and then mounted the install.esd with PowerISO and extracted the winre.wim file that way.

[@Noodles.FreeUkraine]

My, what a conundrum to go through for a recovery partition. And some people have the nerve to call Linux convoluted. 😂

[@TheMessanger]

16:00 great video had this issue and didn't work but got help from microsft on quick assist and they could not solve it so I upgraded to windows 11 and now everything is fine IT IS A WINDOWS BIG ISSUE BUT YOU EXPLAINED IT VER WELL keeping this video on my colletion and your righ tha repair option is just a decoration 16:00

[@EmilKarloOLIakaKAN]

Hey Chris, another great video tutorial, clear and highly educational, I am following Your work for more than two Yrs :)

[@MrGhostSniper95]

Greate video dude. Every time i need a well explain technical guide your are always there thanks.

[@LightningFox2407]

This helped fix the dreaded win 10 update in jan 2024 for me! Thanks so much, was looking for a while and your video not only solved it, it covered enough edge case scenarios that when things went astray I was able to continue. I also learnt a lot along the way. Much appreciated :)

[@alexello1189]

I tried to do it today…. Somehow my system deleted the windows RE image and cannot reenable or find the reagentc.exe.

[@beamonit]

For some reason my moms computer has her recovery partition completely full and I don’t know why

[@atouchofclass7388]

I don't understand why I have 3 recovery partitions, and if I can make 1 out of the 3 ugh. need more c space. The middle one is 10gb. Fig I can do something put gonna have dig more into it

[@wilfredr980]

Win 10 Pro system. No recovery partition on the C boot drive. In Windows\System32\Recovery only the ReAgent.xml file is present. Restart with shift pressed boots into the recovery mode so recovery seems to work without a recovery partition. In the root directory of the C boot drive is also a folder called Recovery widge is not accesseble and is an empty folder according to windows Explorer. But when examening this "empty folder" with a partition manager for instances Mini Partition Wizard all the recovery files are in it. (you can also copy this folder to the desktop and see the content with windows Explorer) Actualy the ReAgent.xml file points to the "empty folder" on the boot drive. I don't know if the boot drive Recovery folder is made when Windows is installed, never have payed attention to it or that it is made after my recently operation from MBR to GPT. Bottomline: check your boot drive for this Recovery folder and if present you don't need a recovery partition.

[@msw1522]

How to fix this for SFC scan Failure. "Windows Resource Protection could not perform the requested operation" . Running windows repair says it can't fix drive. Running DISM at winre admin console prompt says can't run in a PE environment. I trying to fix some SRM???.dll hash errors, and even though they restore from component store, they come back, also dual ownership of various directories? Even when running dism restorehealth at the console admin prompt when logged into windows will not correct any of this. Moreover, just tried a reset PC, and it also says it can't reset the PC.... A second questions is: How to setup a reset PCc partition. When I run it, it seems to know where to go on the drive. The second computer has a PBR Image on a Dell laptop and OEM partitions. How can a recreate at the command prompt the reset pc, pbr image partitions and maybe the OEM partition which I think has win8.1 that came with the PC before the upgrade to win 10 home/pro

[@nicwilson58]

Why do you find std windows functions hard? Why do you find standar app installers hard? I know let’s make it all easier with an app with a DOS look and feel.

[@TechNerd202]

Hi Chris, thanks for detail explanation, i have one question as im not good with scripts, just wanted to know how can i check the WinRE status from script and if it is disabled then how to enable it, as it is a pre-requisite for our bitlocker deployment so need to check the status on all devices and if it is not enable then we need to enable it. So cannot login and check on all devices.

[@galimirnund6543]

I tried to reset win 10 and it said it couldn't find the recovery partition... will that effect my windows key??? Actually it's embedded in the BIOS.. so, I guess it's ok.

[@rishisharma8005]

Heyy really thanks to you dude, you help me to solved my problem which did not solved by anyone, And i was very upset and stressed due to this problem,, Thank you sir really😊😊☺☺🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@timmigrant6597]

My SSD has recovery partition as the second partition, which makes changes to its size impossible without cloning the primary partition as a backup, resizing recovery, and then restoring the primary to a smaller size.

[@InternationalLiaison]

For some reason. Windows claims I have an “OEM” version of windows and windows wont allow me to downsize or increase the size of this partition.

[@tutacat]

Microsoft didn't make GPT. They use UUID so every filesystem type can have its own ID

[@mikesdead365]

Terrible, rather than mention commands that one can use mentioning 'mysterious' ,talk about concepts. Planning what you are talking about rather than creating a record of your teleology. Lastly - sloppiness runs over everything. Ridiculous.

[@adriantepes-qu8wm]

two things. Ive seen plenty of systems with that partition at the beginning of a drive. Also, it is a feature that never helped me recover anything.

[@zaubermaus8190]

i have disabled password login in my outlook profile so my microsoft account can't be accessed with a pw anymore. but when i boot into my recovery drive i have to enter a password for windows before being able to use any recovery methods. do you know how to disable this? its pissing me off... please dont suggest to not use a microsoft acc.... i got my reasons. thx. edit: TL;DR: i get asked to enter a password that doesn't exist. how do i stop being asked?

[@padind]

well this was a BIG fail for me cut short and HOW to get WinRE on to the drive oh well

[@CMDRSweeper]

Nah the F8 option wasn't argumented for security... It was argumented "Oh we optimized it so much now, that it boots so quickly that there isn't time to register the F8 key." back when the F8 menu disappeared.

[@geroldwaefler9485]

I have 2 recoverypartitions on my system disk i dont know why. Is this a problem if there are 2? What would you do?

[@servispg]

Is there a way to get a new laptop that has a Recovery partition and EFI partition that is hidden and using drive letters that you need like E and F ?

[@nordot]

Great video and guide; many thanks!

[@kingelvis19]

This is weird, 0:52 I have the recovery partition at the beginning how do i get it allocated over there?

[@EnFuego79]

Wow. Windows takes something that should be 4 steps in a GUI - turn off recovery, delete partition, do whatever other disk work you need to, turn recovery back on - and turns it into a journey through powershell Mordor.

[@CharlesM236]

How did I get the recovery in front of the OS. ❓And one in the back. Few weeks ago I swapped my mobo and used the same windows 11 pretty cool how win handles this but decided to go for a new setup... After many months of use it a drill to reinstall clean and paragon15 is always the safeguard to me. Your thumb drive install video is great but settings are prime to get them back. OK how did I get that recovery partition in front and one in the back... MS writes how this layout works but many tech issues this layout as it wash in front of the OS... Oh yeah I have a delay in the boot and my asus mobo is figuring out what to do and even doing a second POST.

[@chromerims]

ReAgentC Windows Recovery Parttn: id=de94bba4-06d1-4d40-a16a-bfd50179d6ac attributes=0x8000000000000001 learn microsoft en-us windows-hardware manufacture desktop configure-uefigpt-based-hard-drive-partitions MBR Windows Recovery Parttn: id=27 Windows Data Partition: id=7

[@sbykl42]

I cant shrink the C drive because its „damaged“ it says i should use chdsk

[@sleekspeed22]

Very cool. If I deleted the partition long ago and want to now recreate it... how do I know what to set the ID to that ends with "6ac"? Sorry if I missed it.

[@tactileslut]

9:41

[@sleekspeed22]

@@tactileslut thanks... I mistakenly thought he meant the we would need an ID with "6ac"... I guess he meant you need that exact ID he shows... I thought it would be unique to each partition. Ok Microsoft that really doesn't make any sense when the other IDs are 2 characters.

[@dromedarisd]

to complicaded u know what i reinstall win10 over again.

[@siljeff2708]

Does bootrec /fixmbr, /fixboot, or /scanos still work in the recovery environment? 100% of the time I try to run them, I never get them to work. It might fixboot, but I get access denied for fixmbr, and it never finds an OS for scanos

[@SleepTime-Dark]

You need to use bcdboot instead

[@Richard_GIS]

4:17 This long string is just a correctly formatted Universally Unique Identifier (UUID)

[@aleskrajnc9650]

You know your stuff. Good job. Helpfull.

[@sjones72751]

Just boot winpe from a usb drive. Same thing. If you don’t want to create one yourself use hirens boot disk. Easy peasy

[@dereklee2590]

I had this issue I'm trying to retrieve data from it yet couldnt

[@burhanbudak6041]

what are you gonna do if the file is install.esd

[@MichaelLutzTech]

Quick comment on the partition type, since it's GPT (GUID Partition Table), that looks to be a GUID format.

[@shinjihirako4773]

Mine is located at the very first partition

[@dtmbmw325i]

@Chris, you should make a video on what modifications would be need to make this recovery partition a custom image. That is something I would love to be able to have, if that is possible.

[@EarendilTheMariner]

Where's the link for the PowerShell tutorial?

[@JohanVanBogaert]

The Recovery partition can also be the first partition on a gpt disk. Btw, great video and explanation

[@jamesfreeman1530]

I'm frustrated and dont want to reinstall windows. I followed your instructions and end up in setting the path but still no luck. Please help. thanks C:\windows\system32>ReAgentC /SetREimage /Path "R:\Recovery\WindowsRE" Directory set to: \\?\GLOBALROOT\device\harddisk4\partition5\Recovery\WindowsRE REAGENTC.EXE: Operation Successful. C:\windows\system32>reagentc /enable REAGENTC.EXE: Operation Successful. C:\windows\system32>reagentc /info Windows Recovery Environment (Windows RE) and system reset configuration Information: Windows RE status: Disabled Windows RE location: Boot Configuration Data (BCD) identifier: 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 Recovery image location: Recovery image index: 0 Custom image location: Custom image index: 0 ============================================================================================================ Partition 5 is now the selected partition. DISKPART> det par Partition 5 Type : de94bba4-06d1-4d40-a16a-bfd50179d6ac Hidden : Yes Required: Yes Attrib : 0X8000000000000001 Offset in Bytes: 1023134400512 Volume ### Ltr Label Fs Type Size Status Info ---------- --- ----------- ----- ---------- ------- --------- -------- * Volume 7 R System Reco NTFS Partition 1024 MB Healthy Hidden ============================================================================================================ bcdedit Windows Boot Manager -------------------- identifier {bootmgr} device partition=\Device\HarddiskVolume3 path \EFI\MICROSOFT\BOOT\BOOTMGFW.EFI description Windows Boot Manager locale en-us inherit {globalsettings} default {default} resumeobject {2bf48bb5-d642-11ee-a85c-00410e2bbf84} displayorder {default} bootsequence {default} toolsdisplayorder {memdiag} timeout 30 Windows Boot Loader ------------------- identifier {default} device partition=C: path \windows\system32\winload.efi description Windows 10 locale en-us inherit {bootloadersettings} recoverysequence {2bf48bb7-d642-11ee-a85c-00410e2bbf84} recoveryenabled Yes isolatedcontext Yes allowedinmemorysettings 0x15000075 osdevice partition=C: systemroot \windows resumeobject {2bf48bb5-d642-11ee-a85c-00410e2bbf84} nx OptIn bootmenupolicy Standard

[@sadguruspiritual]

the install.wim does not exist in my iso file. I tried using the boot.wim and mounting the image. Though still does not come up. Any suggestions?

[@victorrodrigues55555]

If you or any person is still looking for an answer for this: check what extension the install files are in your installation of windows and Google how to convert it to .Wim . Then you can restore the recovery partition.

[@Specialist1Aim]

That's the exploit that's being used

[@georgez.9818]

Very messy Can’t understand a word you say

[@JuliusAlbert-i6k]

If I remember correctly windows used to put the recovery before system reserve in the beginning of the drive years ago

[@jcalzada74]

My old laptop still does

[@dazzassti]

Ok but you bounced around all over the place there, no explanation of the drives that you've used for mounts etc making it very difficult to follow, also no explanation of using DISM

[@mecyanned]

can you make a tutorial of this with windows pe?

[@Furkxn]

does reset this pc recreate recovery partition?

[@akbarafdillafadli9751]

Thanks for the tutorial

[@asrolandass]

what to do if recovery enviroment asks admin pass, how to get rid of it ?

[@Goodgamer78]

Can’t

[@tutacat]

R E (recovery environment)

[@mr.artrauniyar]

while running this code, i'm getting thie: cre par pri size=700 id=de94bba4-06d1-4d40-a16a-bfd50179d6ac No usable free extent could be found. It may be that there is insufficient free space to create a partition at the specified size and offset. Specify different size and offset values or don't specify either to create the maximum sized partition. It may be that the disk is partitioned using the MBR disk partitioning format and the disk contains either 4 primary partitions, (no more partitions may be created), or 3 primary partitions and one extended partition, (only logical drives may be created).

[@ricardoa2894]

Can someone tells me if this procedure can help to tell windows 8.1 to choose A DIFFERENT RECOVERY PARTITION from an external USB hard drive ?? I made a recovery backup recovery point but in an external USB hard drive... I can see that the recovery point files are there (external USB drive) but no matter how hard I try windows does NOT want to recognize that recovery backup, and I mean I tried everysingle option in the recovery blue boot menu when you restart with SHIFT+RESTART , i wonder if this procedure can help me to enforce windows to recognize that USB recovery drive a the DEFAULT RECOVERY PARTITION, so it may see the recovery points in it (I can see files are there and many gigas), someone has any idea how to do it ??? Thanks in advance

[@peterjansen4826]

Here the number 1 tip for every PC-user (well, the number 2, after backing up data), whether you use Linux, Windows or Apple. Do NOT put your data on the same partition as your OS. Sadly all these operating systems don't facilitate that out of the box and that is a shame. If you have all your data (including games if you game) on a separate partition than your OS then in case of a problem you can do a clean install within 3-4 minutes and then spend at most a few more minutes on running a script to set up the rest and you are done.

[@prewin8134]

dude this is amazing, i just did that yesterday, in my case i just put my data in a complete different drive. The only problem is Windows settings and browser settings and data (bookmarks and some cookies), in case anything happens. I also disabled completely windows update because i want a stable system, and I'm going to update it once every two years. I also disabled every UWP related services and im having great improvements. It feels like a fresh windows install of windows 7 (im using windows 11), simpler times.

[@peterjansen4826]

@@prewin8134 You could schedule a simple copy-task to copy the browser-data, or sync it with another device if you use any other device. I recommend you to try out Linux, you might like it.

[@prewin8134]

@@peterjansen4826 I dont quiet know how to schedule a copy-task to copy browser data. sync was what i was already going to do, sounds more easy.

[@prewin8134]

@@peterjansen4826 I appreciate u trying to bring linux to people. I already dual boot pop os and i use it to do modify things on my windows drive. The problem with linux is that I play games on my computer with an nvidia graphics card, you know the rest

[@peterjansen4826]

@@prewin8134 I don't use Windows but I do know that you can schedule services and I am pretty certain that you can use that service to run a simple Powershell-script in which you can put that copy-command. Probably you can very easily find out how to do it by searching a bit. But if syncing works for you, great. It never hurts though to learn new skills. Once again, I highly recommend to try out Linux if you haven't for quite a few years or ever, unless you insist on using some Windows-only programs. You will get less headaches, but there is a learning-cost (time), as always. However, you can easily get a good start with Linux with everything working that is essential in most cases (as long as you don't depend on Adobe, MS-Office, or that one specific game or CAD-program). I specifically recommend it to you because it seems to me that you are getting some headaches from Windows because with Windows Microsoft is the boss and no the user while with Linux the user is in charge. You seem to be a somewhat tech-savvy PC-user (I became more tech-savvy thanks to using Linux, Chris too according to him), I think it might be a good match.

[@saviorvx1883]

never fixes crap, only thing usful is cmd, and itslimited to x86 unless you add the DLLs to the 32 folder to make ,explorer and 64bit apps work, i just use PheonixLite+++ its 1GB and you have access to another copy of windows and i add Power Tools And partition, and anything that'll help me , and keep it under 2Gbs but if you compact it and compress extra files to LzX you can make a 10Gb into 3gbs or less ohh and add DarT, and Dism++ ultimate recovery tool

[@sideskroll]

Question for anyone who can answer it. I want to assign a % to overprovisioning, can I do this to shrink C, and then re enable it (after the unallocated OP partition?) Or even better! Can I move the recovery partition in front of the C drive (just to make sure I can mess with the OP partition down the line if I need to)

[@Leo.40384]

cant find sources

[@JermaniG]

to much shit talking

[@felixpeer6677]

The problem with the partition at the end of the drive is on Windows Server 2022... If you extend your drive, you cannot extend your C: partition because of the recovery partition.

[@jakhan3067]

thank you very weel done. btw:would like to setup a realtime recovery ISO to boot to windows 11 / 10?

[@mixmediaproductions]

Had to Install 1809 by clean partition after not getting update. Then that would not update, and got no update to install. Finally got to a system that only had Windows security updates. And did things to try to repair the system the way Microsoft explained. Used Dism, and all that. I got ready to clean wipe the Partition and install 21h2. Suddenly 11/1/2022, Windows Update finds 21h2 and conpletes the update. HP 15, 15ac143wm 2015.

[@MichaelJHathaway]

Macrium Reflect is much better, personal is free and you can recover to bare metal.

[@jasonwarbird]

Agreed!

[@zaubermaus8190]

who wants to recover to bare metal? also: you can do this from inside windows too. but again: who wants this?

[@MichaelJHathaway]

@@zaubermaus8190 1. Recovery from windows is never reliable. 2. Anyone in a professional atmosphere needs this reliability.

[@zaubermaus8190]

@@MichaelJHathaway just delete the partition and do a fresh install with a custom wim. that IS a bare metal recovery. and it is reliable. a recovery software should recover something that is lost, not make it worse by deleting the rest too. you can go bare metal after you've recovered something. i like to use ventoy with different iso/wim options depending on the situation (custom winPE environment, linux environment, specific business isos, etc), since ventoy is SO easy to use (just drop your image files on the USB). an app i like to use to actually *apply* a wim file (going bare metal) is dism++, but its of course just a GUI for dism like many other apps. i just like this one the most.

[@RonLarhz]

what if i already have a recovery partition but needed more space? is diskpart neccessary? i notice i cant right click on the recovery partition but i can on the OS/main partition.

[@BG101UK]

18:29 I guess, like me, you're more used to Linux systems. I haven't used Windows in years but decided to watch this in case someone needed help. No, "cp" won't work in Windows 😀

[@nahakuu]

I had always problem when using software for imaging windows drive on smaller disk, that it removed the recovery partition and it did not work becase of it. Will try next time I will be moving system on smaller disk.

[@Dani4LA0]

Hi man, Do you know if i had a recovery partition that is 2 years old and inreset my PC It will go back to 1909 build for example?

[@starksuman]

During a recent ssd upgrade everything went smooth but this recovery partition thing goes wrong in disk manager its is showing that i do have a recovery partition but while checking on cmd promte it is showing not available, all ways of restoring is too complicated including this so for now i am sticking to full image backup by macrium in case of any catastrophic.

[@justice32legends]

Hey Titus, I tried this and it worked fine. Except on next reboot file system of WinRE partition reverted back to raw and reagentc got disabled. What should I do? This happened twice, each time I tried.

[@YannMetalhead]

Giid vudei,

[@rhysboehm9991]

hey mate love the video and has fixed a few issues I was having with a few of the other tutorials so thank you. A question though. Everything seems to indicate this has worked however I am unable to see the advanced boot option in control panel | windows update | recovery option and am unable to use the shift restart method to boot into advanced mode. Also when I forced it to do this it was unable to find the recovery image. Would there be a reason for this?

[@divyanshugogna6152]

Hey can some suggest if we can have this recovery drive at start of the disk ?? Like moving c drive forward, and cloning it to the before C drive ??

[@fragalot]

DSIM also works using an image from the internet on a Microsoft server, using /online switch right? Sure it's useless if you don't have an internet connection but it's handy.

[@fmlazar]

When I did the listing on my disk1: which is whre C lives I saw 3 listed as system and 3 Recovery Partitions.

[@molonlabe8792]

On detail partition, I get " the arguments specified for this command are not valid."What does that mean other than the obvious?

[@NikolaiCherepanov]

Thank you for tis video, I could not run MBR2GPT to clone a customers drive from an old PC to a new one and you just saved me a ton of time trying to get this to work right

[@ErhanOnder]

How do you rescue non boot systems. except chkdsk or sfc /scannow. Because sometimes systems don't want to format or etc.

[@nerdworld8211]

System restore by default does not use a lot of space, Hence the reason not to go back to far… you can i crease the size of system restore

[@samzick6301]

Where is the link to the shirt? Edit: NVM, I have never seen the Store tab for channels prior to now.

[@mdp43140]

At first i thought that ReAgentC was 3rd party software, but its actually built into Windows. I didn't know that, well thanks for showing it

[@GamesforCykits]

Most likely why mine doesnt work it's at the start not the end wooooooooooo but thank God for you man your video is the only one to help me fix this problem so far of not being able to enable the recovery, thank you so much went through like 18 vids

[@Space_Ghost1]

Thank you for this info. I had found a bunch of other videos with people just doing the process and not explaining anything and i was getting pretty frustrated. but thanks to you i got it working!