Dism++ | New Windows Utility

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  1. Mouri_Naruto

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  2. LostED

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  3. mole2old

    mole2old MDL Novice

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    Thanks! That's what I've been waiting for.
     
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  6. dhjohns

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    I just do not trust this program.
     
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  7. abbodi1406

    abbodi1406 MDL KB0000001

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    I don't think it exists

    running /Image:C /? gives a note about /Plugin parameter
    adding that give a note about /GodMode parameter
    and that leads to starting any program without rights checking or so
    e.g.
    Code:
    Dism++x86.exe /All /Plugin:FrogPlugins_Pcn7FMvReAsVWfCQBfRJCw /GodMode regedit
     
  8. MonarchX

    MonarchX MDL Expert

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    DISM++ ScanHealth is broken when testing mounted offline images. I tested many offline images that failed DISM++ ScanHealth and after installation, those images passed DISM ScanHealth and SFC ScanNow on first try without any repair. Why is that?
     
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    OK. I edit the image with tools like MSMG Toolkit and NTLite. I mount the image with DISM++ and I run Scan Health. Result = some error. Then I install the same exact image normally, run DISM ScanHealth and it passes, then run SFC ScanNow and it passes.
     
  11. sebus

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    Then it is a BUG
     
  12. Mouri_Naruto

    Mouri_Naruto MDL Developer

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    I want to get the command line which you used to check the image health. Thanks.
     
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  14. MonarchX

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    DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth - that is the command that I use when OS is installed/online (not mounted) and on my images it passes. When I mount the same exact image offline with DISM++ and run DISM++ ScanHealth option, it fails - says either corrupt component store or gives me some 0x000xxxx error.
     
  15. Mouri_Naruto

    Mouri_Naruto MDL Developer

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    The author thinks you should use "DISM /Image:<The Offline Image Mount Path> /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth"
    Because Online scan implemention is not same as Offline's.

    Mouri
     
  16. MonarchX

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    I assumed DISM++ used the same DISM /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth command for both - online and offline images. What command does DISM++ use??? You can apply this command to both types of images - online and mounted offline...
     
  17. cctest

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    How does the Drivers tab work? When I added new drivers by selecting a folder, the drivers show up on the screen. Do I need to check the checkboxes next to them? What does 'checked' checkboxes mean?

    Thanks for the awesome utility by the way.