How to Create a Windows 11 Recovery USB Drive

[@size5chip]

Thank you for your video sir. 1 question. You mentioned it will delete all the partitions on that drive. Agreed. In my pc i have to physical drives. 1 for the OS and 1 for data storage. So in the event of any corruption if recover my windows would it only format my OS Drive or would it format my data drive also. Please clarify. Also in the event of a crash . If want restore both OS & Apps installed.. how do we do it. Thank you in advance sir

[@RightSolutions]

Hello @size5chip theoretically, it restores to the original Drive C and the partitions which gets tagged with it when you had taken the recovery image, it includes all the data in your default folders (if you have not moved your folders to any other physical drive), any folders and data on you drive C: all the software, tools all your settings and customization you have made prior to taking that recovery image will be restored. I personally have two physical drives and I never remove my data drive while I restore but I don’t know your system setup so if you wanted play safe, every time you think you need to restore just disconnect the data drive to have a peace of mind. I hope it answers your questions. Cheers!

[@FXVIXZY]

hello sir i bypassed the windows pin using a comment reply that u made and now my cmd is not working it just shows open with notepad

[@RightSolutions]

Hello @FXVIXZY I am sorry to hear that, please give me some details about which video and which comment have red, if you renamed any file and if you kept a note of any file you renamed. don't worry we will get your cmd.exe back

[@FXVIXZY]

​@@RightSolutionsThis is the video kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJrLhaSprbJ8lZIsi=smlgg8EjfGFHxSkK on which you provided 4 solutions for sign in option disabled and there was a comment that thay are stuck on challenging phrase A1B2C3 and you replied on ur comment and I followed your instructions and renamed some file in cmd from advanced options

[@RightSolutions]

@@FXVIXZY OKKKEY, so according to that comment, you supposed to rename directory “NGC” which will not have any effect on command prompt, Now, you try to recall if you followed my another video where I showed how to rename utilman.exe and cmd.exe, if you have followed that video, then its possible that you have CONVERTED the files but not REVERTED, if this is the case let me know and I will walk you through to rename it back to the correct file names. For the time being if you need to access the command prompt you can use the “PowerShell” this is better version or substitute for command prompt. And to do so; go to the search bar next to the start button >> type “PowerShell” and Windows PowerShell app will appear on the top, just click open the app, it does everything and more.. keep me posted!

[@FXVIXZY]

@@RightSolutions I ALSO DID THE NGC BUT REMEMBER THAT THEY RENAMEDD UTILMAN AND I ALSO DID THAT PROCEDURE MAYBE THAT CAUSED THHE PROBLEM

[@RightSolutions]

@@FXVIXZY That sounds right, now you need to find what new name you have assigned to cmd.exe, if you remember, then good, if NOT then you need to look for it, to do that >> open “Windows explorer” click on C drive, then go to “windows” folder >> then find folder named “system32” there is a search box in the top right corner of this window, search for “cmd.” , you will get a lot of files here try to look for the file you given a name , (if you followed my video, I use “cmd.exemax” to rename this file) if found the renamed file, then it ok, if not, take a screenshot of that folder and upload some somewhere so I can see it, as you conclude the correct file name I will let you how to rename it back to the correct name, cheers